GenUI State Management: Astro vs Next.js RSC — Part 2

Prerequisite: Familiarity with the concepts introduced in Part 1 — Beyond Chatbots. Review it first if the terminology in this part is unfamiliar. Answer-first: Managing client-server state in Generative UI requires choosing between Next.js React Server Components (RSC) and Astro Islands Architecture. Next.js RSC streams server action payloads directly into component trees for server-driven context binding, while Astro isolates dynamic AI rendering into client-hydrated widgets. This article evaluates state flows, optimistic updates, and hydration strategies across both meta-frameworks. ...

March 19, 2026 · 7 min · Lê Tuấn Anh

AI-Native Frontend in 2028: 10 Architecture Predictions

AI-Native Frontend in 2028: 10 Architecture Predictions Executive Summary & AI Playbook Baseline Transitioning to AI-native operations requires an end-to-end strategy across 5 foundational pillars: Context Engineering & DDD: Aligning agent context windows with Domain-Driven Design bounded contexts to eliminate prompt hallucination. AI Platform Layer: Centralizing LLM API gateways, semantic caching, rate limiting, and model fallback cascades across all frontend and backend clients. Internal Ops Automation: AI-assisted code review, automated documentation generation, and internal operational workflow orchestration. Policy-as-Code & Agentic CI/CD: Enforcing automated security governance, static analysis rubrics, and evaluation gates before merging AI-generated code. AI-Native System & UI Architecture: Generative UI runtimes using Model Context Protocol (MCP), dynamic component registries, and streaming state synchronization. 1. Context Engineering & Domain-Driven Design (DDD) Context engineering injects structured, domain-scoped data into LLM prompts using Domain-Driven Design (DDD) boundaries to prevent hallucinations and optimize context window consumption. ...

May 16, 2026 · 7 min · Lê Tuấn Anh

Deploy Astro on Cloudflare Pages: Full-Stack Edge Guide

Deploy Astro on Cloudflare Pages: Full-Stack Edge Architecture Running a content site on a traditional VPS or a managed Node.js host is fine until it isn’t. You pay for compute that sits idle 95% of the time, you manage SSL renewals, you worry about cold starts, and you watch your Lighthouse score suffer because your origin is in Singapore while your readers are in Frankfurt. Cloudflare’s edge stack solves all of this. This post covers two paths: building a greenfield site with Astro on Cloudflare’s full edge stack — Workers, R2, D1, Pagefind — and putting an existing WordPress site behind Cloudflare’s CDN without migrating anything. Both approaches, real config, and the tradeoffs that matter. ...

April 24, 2026 · 16 min · Lê Tuấn Anh