What two years of container queries in production actually taught us
Container queries moved from experimental curiosity to a core layout tool. A look back at how our component architecture actually changed because of them.
Servorien Journal
Field notes from the Servorien team — practical write-ups on the tools, frameworks, and process behind the work we ship.
Container queries moved from experimental curiosity to a core layout tool. A look back at how our component architecture actually changed because of them.
A plugin we built suggests full block-based page layouts from a short content brief, giving editors a real starting point instead of a blank canvas.
Agents running exploratory queries against production data risked real performance impact. Dedicated read replicas gave them room to work without that risk.
Store review rejections were a recurring, frustrating delay. An agent that checks a build against current store guidelines before submission has cut that friction sharply.
After more than a year of gradual, opt-in adoption, Vue's Vapor Mode has matured enough to become the default rather than the exception.
Edge-first has been our default for a while now. A close look at where eventual consistency has actually caused real problems, and where it hasn't mattered at all.
Requiring high test coverage used to trade off against release speed. Generating solid test scaffolding automatically removed most of that tension.
An automated pipeline now keeps our Tailwind v4 CSS-based theme in sync with Figma variables without a manual export step in either direction.
What started as an experimental pattern a few years ago has become the unremarkable default starting point for new React features.
Running production workloads across three different cloud providers left us checking three different dashboards. We finally built one unified view.
With a growing share of code originating from agent execution, our observability stack needed to attribute incidents to the originating change with more precision.
After a year of gradual consolidation, we finished migrating our remaining legacy projects onto the same Vite-Bun toolchain everything else already used.