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by Rauchg 6y ago
Really good stuff. The Next.js integration story is already really quite good[1] and the Clerk team has really good ideas on how to make it even better and more seamless. It's great to see a service focus on taking away all the pain
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by Rauchg 6y ago
Definitely. But notice he's not using the <picture> tag in this post for his image. "Just HTML+CSS" cannot possibly be connected to the 100 score conclusion (same for dismissing WordPress, which could have yielded that
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by Rauchg 6y ago
The point is that "just HTML+CSS" is not the recipe for performance. You get into the same nuance as any other technology: how you use HTML+CSS is the recipe for performance. In fact, his image in this blog post doesn't hav
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by Rauchg 6y ago
This is an inaccurate over-simplification. If you just use HTML and CSS, you can also have really bad Lighthouse scores. For example, vanilla `<img>` will ship the same image to every device, regardless of viewport size. Vanilla `<
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React Server Components demo using Next.js(next-server-components.vercel.app)
3 points by Rauchg 6y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 6y ago
Hey chrisweekly. "deck.now.sh" we chose to redirect because it had some very so slightly out-of-date information. Thanks for calling this out. The right thing here would be to add a banner to the presentation instead, giving an
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by Rauchg 6y ago
Congrats on shipping! This looks amazing
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by Rauchg 6y ago
In principle, the two are very similar. However, the way we implement it is similar to database replication. Once a static page is produced, we can store it for usage across the entire edge network. This means you get the benefits of tradit
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Books People (Re)Read(rauchg.com)
1 points by Rauchg 6y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 6y ago
This is gorgeous! The "Designed for developers" section is brilliant and shows off the new[1] Stripe CLI [1] https://twitter.com/stripe/status/1191772393523400704
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The Hitchhiker’s Guide to Next.js(medium.com)
9 points by Rauchg 6y ago|0 comments
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Develop, Preview, Test(rauchg.com)
3 points by Rauchg 6y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 6y ago
Some interesting reads on the subject: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relativity_priority_dispute#Th... - https://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath650/kmath650.htm
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by Rauchg 6y ago
It's true that there will be a limit to what dependency tracking can do, because if you rename the nickname of an author of a blog post that is in 1,000,000 pages, then we'll fire 1,000,000 function invocations preemptively to rec
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by Rauchg 6y ago
Awesome! This is how we use Next.js at Vercel. For those interested, I recently put together these slides https://jamstack-toronto.now.sh/ for Jamstack Toronto that goes more in-depth into this. tl;DR: static pages for land
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Static Hoisting(rauchg.com)
3 points by Rauchg 6y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 6y ago
I totally agree, you want both. Negative latency! https://rauchg.com/2014/7-principles-of-rich-web-application...
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Incremental Static Generation with Next.js(static-tweet.now.sh)
2 points by Rauchg 6y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 6y ago
Vercel CEO here. We are incredibly delighted to bring the new brand to the world and share the news of our funding. For everyone who's been on this journey with us so far, thank you, and we look forward to a lot more!
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by Rauchg 7y ago
Awesome
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by Rauchg 7y ago
As pointed out in the article, not only do you avoid 502 Bad Gateway, but rolling static sites is also trivially downtime-free, meaning no 503s either[1] [1] https://rauchg.com/2020/2019-in-review#s1
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by Rauchg 7y ago
> I haven’t spoken to anyone who likes the new UI. Do you? I've heard many people in our team rave about how the notifications overhaul has made them far more efficient. https://twitter.com/timneutkens/status&#x
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by Rauchg 7y ago
There are no issues with the platform ( https://zeit-status.co/ ). The deploy has been blocked due to ToS violations.
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by Rauchg 7y ago
To be clear, not monoliths but 'monolithic functions'. e.g.: each function defined in the pages/api/ directory of your Next.js app gets bundled together with all its dependencies at deployment time. Overall, the developm
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2019 in Review(rauchg.com)
124 points by Rauchg 7y ago|31 comments
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SWR – React Hooks for Remote Data Fetching(swr.now.sh)
16 points by Rauchg 7y ago|0 comments
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Serverless Machine Learning with Lambda Functions(zeit.co)
5 points by Rauchg 8y ago|0 comments
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by Rauchg 8y ago
We moved to Azure DevOps for Windows testing for multiple large projects (Next.js, Now Desktop, Hyper) and it's been an absolute pleasure. Much better than our previous Windows CI solutions.
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by Rauchg 8y ago
Ncc handles bundling `node_modules`. Your suggestion also introduces problems by not respecting commonjs module boundaries. (They’re akin to function scopes)
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by Rauchg 8y ago
It’s definitely possible to extract some internals as plugins, but not all currently. It would make more sense as a collection of plugins, and perhaps exposed as a preset. But the intent is to precisely remove the extra setup, when all you

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