IMO maintainability is the next frontier. If we just allow coding agents to accrete 1k-LOC solutions to problems, the codebases run quick away from our ability to maintain _some_ level of understanding.

So I'll take a 1-line CSS solution over 60 lines of ResizeObserver/setTimeout business. But.. best practices for frontend isn't just the code.. it's ensuring quality UX, that keyboard navigability works, that layout doesn't shift on users.

You just regenerate the codebase, like how you do a recompile in C. Writing code is 2026 is worth as much as writing machine code was in 1996.

Once again, thank you for all the work you and the team have done to improve the web and the experience for developers working with it.