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   by leerob 5y ago

   I built a fun demo of on-demand ISR: http://on-demand-isr.vercel.app When a GitHub issue is created or commented on, a webhook is fired which calls `unstable_revalidate()`, revalidates the page, and purges the cache globally in
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   by leerob 5y ago

   If you think an import option could be helpful, would you mind leaving that feedback here? http://on-demand-isr.vercel.app - thank you!
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   Next.js 12.1: On-demand ISR, SWC support for styled-components, Relay, Jest(nextjs.org)

   28 points by leerob 5y ago|6 comments
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   by leerob 5y ago

   https://vercel.com/blog/supporting-the-future-of-react
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   by leerob 5y ago

   Hey, Lee from Vercel. We believe in both React and Svelte equally, and personally I'm also extremely excited about SvelteKit. Both React and Svelte can be successful, it's not a zero-sum game :)
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   by leerob 5y ago

   Sounds like Fly is moving to usage-based pricing: https://twitter.com/mrkurt/status/1475310487864848391
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   Platforms Starter Kit: a template for site builders and low-code tools(demo.vercel.pub)

   36 points by leerob 5y ago|2 comments
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   by leerob 5y ago

   (I work at Vercel) Happy to take at your application if you want. You can DM me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/leeerob
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   by leerob 5y ago

   Yes. SWC is being used by Next.js to replace Babel. With SWC, compilation is about 17x faster than Babel in v12[1]. We created a CSS parser in Rust (through SWC), as well as ported many of the common Babel plugins to Rust[2]. Work is still
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Remix uses React. SvelteKit uses, well, Svelte. Both have been designed to adapt to any hosting platform, whether it's serverless or Edge optimized, or a regular Node.js server.
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    Turborepo: High-performance build system for JavaScript and TypeScript codebases(turborepo.org)

    9 points by leerob 5y ago|0 comments
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    by leerob 5y ago

    If you want to see a live demo of Turborepo, I'm doing a stream with Jared Palmer tomorrow. Happy to answer questions here, too! https://youtu.be/YX5yoApjI3M
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    Vercel acquires Turborepo, a high-performance build system(vercel.com)

    47 points by leerob 5y ago|5 comments
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Thanks for sharing, @feross :) I'm excited for the future of this community. Open to any feedback on how we could improve things, or suggestions for managing large Discord communities.
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    by leerob 5y ago

    We do direct donations to open source projects through OpenCollective, GitHub Sponsors, and more. Sorry that wasn't more clear!
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    by leerob 5y ago

    We do direct donations to open source projects through OpenCollective, GitHub Sponsors, and more.
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Vercel is a frontend cloud platform. It works with any frontend framework (or just HTML) you prefer. React, Next.js, Svelte, Vue, Nuxt, etc. https://vercel.com/docs
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    by leerob 5y ago

    To clarify, we have Serverless Functions[1] which are similar to Lambda, as well as Edge Functions[2] which are similar to Cloudflare Workers. [1] https://vercel.com/docs/concepts/functions/serverless-functi..
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Correct, we support a number of non-profits as well.
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    by leerob 5y ago

    :)
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    by leerob 5y ago

    I answered :) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29318420
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    by leerob 5y ago

    To me, the difference between a CDN and an Edge Network is that the former is for hosting static assets, where as the latter is for both storage _and_ code execution.
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Thank you so much!
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    by leerob 5y ago

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29318420
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    by leerob 5y ago

    We believe the future of the frontend is "at the edge"[1], meaning it's as close to your customers as physically possible. The only way to beat the speed of light is to be closer[2]. Frameworks and tooling should be designed
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Happy to clarify, but hard to give exact numbers. First, Next.js – we invest into our core team and also growing that community (events, supporting creators, etc). It's a major investment for us. Then, we have a bunch of other open-sou
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    by leerob 5y ago

    We're focused on supporting all frontend frameworks (and we created Next.js, so that's one of our favorites). You are correct, we have a free tier for your personal projects. While we do have git integrations with GitHub, GitLab,
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    by leerob 5y ago

    We already support Vue and Nuxt (and all other frontend frameworks): https://vercel.com/new/templates
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    by leerob 5y ago

    We're using the funding to: - Support open-source projects - Make the Web Edge-first - Build the end-to-end development platform - Grow our team Happy to dive further into any of these. We did raise our Series C in June: https:/&
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    by leerob 5y ago

    Lee from Vercel here. Happy to answer any questions about Vercel and our plans for this new round of funding.