Vantol R. Bennett
Jamaican Educator & Developer at (MPS), Founder of Zhyjenae
The best way to write code all day...
is by doing it! Evolve with innovation
Modern Tech Stack
Leveraging the latest in web technology including Nuxt, Vue.js, and TypeScript. Building performant, type-safe, and scalable applications with a focus on developer experience.
Educational Insight
Bridging the gap between complex concepts and practical application. In-depth tutorials, guides, and mentorship designed to help developers level up their skills.
Creative Solutions
Transforming abstract ideas into concrete digital products. From architectural design to deployment, focusing on solving real-world problems through code.
Full-Stack Development
End-to-end application development using Node.js, Supabase, and modern frontend frameworks. Building robust backends and dynamic frontends.
UI/UX Design
Creating beautiful, accessible, and responsive interfaces that delight users. Attention to detail in every pixel and interaction.
Technical Education
Simplifying complex topics through clear documentation, tutorials, and mentorship. Helping developers bridge the gap between theory and practice.
Dioxus vs React Native: A Modern Cross-Platform UI Comparison
TypeScriptIntroduction
Cross-platform development has become the default approach for building modern applications. Among the many frameworks available, React Native has long been the industry standard. However, newer frameworks like Dioxus 0.7 are challenging that position by offering a Rust-first, high-performance alternative.
In this post, we’ll compare Dioxus and React Native across architecture, performance, developer experience, tooling, and ecosystem to help you decide which framework fits your next project.
Getting Started with Dioxus 0.7: A Cross-Platform Rust UI Framework
TypeScriptIntroduction
Dioxus 0.7 is the latest stable version of a powerful cross-platform UI framework built in Rust. With Dioxus, developers can use a single Rust codebase to build applications that run on the web, desktop, and mobile platforms — all while leveraging Rust’s performance, strong type safety, and modern tooling.
In this post, we’ll explore what Dioxus is, how it works, and how you can start building your first app using its declarative UI syntax and cross-platform capabilities.
Evaluating Nuxt 4.2: How the Latest Stable Release Empowers Modern Developers
TypeScriptIntroduction
Nuxt has consistently positioned itself as one of the most developer-friendly frameworks in the Vue ecosystem. With the release of Nuxt 4, the framework doubled down on clarity, performance, and full-stack flexibility. The latest stable release, Nuxt 4.2, continues that trajectory—not by reinventing the framework, but by polishing the parts developers interact with every single day.
This post evaluates Nuxt 4.2 from a practical standpoint: what’s new, why it matters, and how these changes help developers build faster, more resilient, and more maintainable applications.
Learn.
Build.
Share.
Repeat.
Continuous Learning
Always exploring new technologies and staying ahead of the curve. From new frameworks to design patterns.
Open Source
Contributing to the community with useful tools and libraries. Believing in the power of shared knowledge.
Global Reach
Connecting with developers worldwide, sharing insights, and building a global network of peers.
"The best way to write code all day is by doing it! Evolve with innovation."
Projects
Various Framework including React.js, Nuxt.js, & Vue.js
