TMA - Too Many Acronyms (webdev edition)

Web developers love three-letter acronyms. Here's some:

• API - Application Programming Interface
• AWS - Amazon Web Services
• BEM - Block, Element, Modifier
• CDN - Content Delivery Network
• CLI - Command Line Interface
• CLS - Cumulative Layout Shift
• CMS - Content Management System
• CSR - Client-side Rendering
• CSS - Cascading Style Sheets
• DDD - Domain Driven Design
• DNS - Domain Name System
• DOM - Document Object Model
• DRY - Dont Repeat Yourself
• ESM - ECMAScript modules
• FID - First Input Delay
• GCP - Google Cloud Platform
• GPL - General Public Licence
• GUI - Graphical User Interface
• HMR - Hot Module Replacement
• IDE - Integrated Development Environment
• ISR - Incremental Static Regeneration
• JSX - JavaScript XML
• LCP - Largest Contentful Paint
• LTS - Long Term Support
• MDN - Mozilla Developer Network
• MPA - Multi Page Application
• MVC - Model-View-Controller
• MVP - Minimum Viable Product
• NPM - Node Package Manager
• OOP - Object-Oriented Programming
• OSS - Open-Source Software
• PWA - Progressive Web Apps
• SDK - Software Development Kit
• SEO - Search Engine Optimization
• SFC - Single File Component
• SPA - Single Page Application
• SQL - Structured Query Language
• SSG - Static Site Generation
• SSL - Secure Socket Layer
• SSR - Server-Side Rendering
• SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics
• SWC - Speedy web compiler
• SWR - stale-while-revalidate
• TDD - Test Driven Development
• TTI - Time to Interactive
• UMD - Universal Module Definition
• URL - Uniform Resource Locator
• VCS - Version Control System
• XML - Extensible Markup Language
• XSS - Cross Site Scripting