kaleidawave

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by kaleidawave 6y ago
The post is well written but I don't see the point in this when you can achieve the same in 145 bytes of JS (vs 80kb of stimulus) and avoid a trip to the server: document.querySelector("input").addEventListener("inpu
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Prism Compiler: Server Components for Rust with no double data(kaleidawave.github.io)
2 points by kaleidawave 6y ago|0 comments
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Was looking for something like this the other day. Looks perfect! trying it out right now. Little confused how it works out the page though. Looking at the given snippet it doesn't seem to include anything and the pathname I am hitting
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Awesome benchmarks. Would be interesting how much minification affects actual client and server performance? And as understand all these tools use a lexing and ast parsing stage. It would be interesting if you could build a very simple mini
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Just node. As React server components are JS and the React server runtime is written for node
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
So far very impressed with Deno. Oak is cool too. No Intl support and no http2 have been a drain this year but those seem to be coming soon as they are on the Q1 2021 roadmap. The import/module system is great. Can all tooling convenin
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Was initially sceptical to this but after skimming think this is actually a very good introduction. I do like the brevity of it compared to the walls of text in the official rust one. Although this does give an illusion that Rust is very si
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Assuming that the counter state is on the client. A button with an event listener that runs x.innerHTML = state.counter++ makes a lot more sense than a round trip to the server. Just looked and Turbo is 135kb. I rewrote this website ( http:
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Cool thanks for clarifying. I appreciate the work being done to utilise the benefits of using the server for rendering. It might be worth mentioning the payload inflection point in the drawbacks on the RFC. Looking forward to where this goe
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
There will be a very hot wire when I have to ask the server to render a component on the server after I asked to increment a single counter
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Hmm, not sure what the hype is about. This still does not solve a lot of my problems with React. You still need the base ~97.5kb react runtime to render a "server component". And if a component is a ~10kb in JS size and their new
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
Built this HN clone last month which is my first Rust project! So far very impressed with the language. This also uses my own frontend web framework Prism. Prism is a new web framework which has the ability to "prerender" pages in
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Show HN: Hacker News Clone Built with Rust, ActixWeb and Prism(github.com)
4 points by kaleidawave 6y ago|1 comments
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by kaleidawave 6y ago
"server-side rendering with client side dehydration" lol wtf "dehydration" haha (also "Rolloup") Still don't really get what Stencil is. Is it a actual single framework or a standard syntax that compiles t
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Show HN: JIT Hydration for ultra efficient isomorphic web apps(dev.to)
4 points by kaleidawave 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Hacker News Clone Build with Rust and Prism(kaleidawave.medium.com)
1 points by kaleidawave 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Isomorphic sites, Hydration and Prism compiler(medium.com)
1 points by kaleidawave 6y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Prism a isomorphic web app compiler(twitter.com)
1 points by kaleidawave 6y ago|0 comments