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In web development, trends come and go. But some principles endure, shaping the way we build and deliver exceptional digital experiences. One such principle is the idea of “islands”—discrete, self-contained interactive sections on a web page that enhance functionality without compromising core accessibility or performance. I first encountered this

Back in the day, web development was all about getting something on the screen fast. The simplest way? Render your HTML on the server, slap some <script> tags at the bottom of the page, and let your JavaScript take over from there. This approach was affectionately (or not-so-affectionately)

Not long ago, web development felt like a never-ending sprint toward complexity. New JavaScript frameworks, build tools, state managers, and abstractions popped up almost weekly. It was exciting, but also exhausting. But something interesting is happening right now—the future of web development is swinging back to basics. Developers around