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by nwienert 4y ago
Almost but not quite true same. Rendering a typical app screen is probably the “right” ACID test, this is testing something very different - insert/remove row etc. I’d love to make a benchmark someday despite my bias, maybe just a prof
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by nwienert 4y ago
https://tamagui.dev/docs/intro/benchmarks The benchmarks speak for themselves.
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by nwienert 4y ago
What’s funny is I see too much API surface complexity everywhere - a big part of the reason Tamagui exists! For example the entire suite of web specs is insane and never ending, with CSS growing by the day. Some replies: you don’t have to u
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by nwienert 4y ago
It’s more of a replacement for them, you could use them together during a transition to Tamagui though.
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by nwienert 4y ago
The benchmarks are open source and adopted from competitor libraries, standard tests that style libraries have used for a long time. Nothing deceptive. The other benchmark posted tests more framework level stuff, but could be repurposed to
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by nwienert 4y ago
There’s a difference between a blog post showing off every feature of something vs the thing itself in practice - but even then, I think you’re wrong. Even this super long blog post showing much more than your average app/site would is
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by nwienert 4y ago
There's no such thing as a standard benchmark, but I benchmarked 8 different setups using benchmark source from two competitor libraries. If you have a better idea let me know. In the ideal you'd have to benchmark a heavy screen t
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by nwienert 4y ago
There’s nothing at all magical, I’m not sure what you’re thinking is exactly. That’s actually a huge benefit of Tamagui over something like Tailwind for example. You just pass in props and use props just like normal. If you’re talking about
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by nwienert 4y ago
This is a demo blog post that loads every demo across the site, so it won’t be light. Making claims like this is like claiming SpaceX can’t go to space because their lobby isn’t aerodynamic. Also the prefetching is Next.js standard practice
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by nwienert 4y ago
I can’t replicate, trying various devices in simulator and private tabs… I’ll keep checking
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by nwienert 4y ago
There’s benchmarks and code example both on this post and on the rest of the site showing this, the tree flattening is novel and what really makes a huge difference. On the site homepage it fully removes over 600 components from having to r
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by nwienert 4y ago
It’s anywhere from 2-10x faster than a “universal” aka shared-code app that today would use React Native + React Native Web. It’s about 2x better render time over something like emotion or styled components as well when it does flattening,
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by nwienert 4y ago
It’s recommended now: https://beta.reactjs.org/learn/you-might-not-need-an-effect#...
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by nwienert 4y ago
You don’t have to store the previous, you can just do an if != right in the render function and call setState there. That’s something I learned from the new beta docs.
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by nwienert 4y ago
What setup? I don’t see any across a variety of devices.
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React, Twice as Fast(tamagui.dev)
3 points by nwienert 4y ago|2 comments
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by nwienert 4y ago
Japan
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by nwienert 4y ago
AI plays better chess but no one watches them in tournaments.
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by nwienert 4y ago
Every comment in this thread is phrased in a way that assumes he’s “cracked” and then goes on as though it’s universally understood. They’d all be a lot more convincing by even just acknowledging it’s a hypothetical before leaping into craz
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by nwienert 4y ago
Just a reminder that just because liberals are freaking out, doesn’t mean it’s a shared opinion. I see this happening on HN constantly where over time the hivemind shares their in-group responses to articles blasting whatever their current
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by nwienert 4y ago
Without any argument, this is just cope
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by nwienert 4y ago
AI hasn’t threatened anything yet (in a not good way), so it hasn’t met regulation. Crypto threatened monetary systems, finance, VC, banks… and because of that attracted both all the money and all the ammunition from this recent QE hyper bu
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by nwienert 4y ago
Not true for men under 40, myocarditis higher from vaccine.
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by nwienert 4y ago
No process there (Ventura, ran with sudo). And like everyone has said that would only affect startup time. Safari does absolutely blow away Chrome at startup time, but it also is more performant in basically every other way: battery, memory
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by nwienert 4y ago
There was a lot of cover for him, some of it definitely bought, and there is some level of “not fucked up so bad” that that influence would’ve worked. It’s a conspiracy to think influence doesn’t peddle.
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by nwienert 4y ago
The stats I saw showed far less to R, are there others?
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by nwienert 4y ago
I have to add a preface of this is my opinion, but - I think it's impossible he didn't know he was committing fraud. Now he's playing dumb, but I've know at least two people in situations like this. One was doing super
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by nwienert 4y ago
Hey guys, I made Tamagui because there’s no reason we should have to accept clunky, slow apps when sharing code between React Native and Web. It has a pretty advanced optimizing compiler that’s been a fun (and challenging) project. If you’d
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Show HN: Tamagui v1 Release Candidate(tamagui.dev)
10 points by nwienert 4y ago|3 comments
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An optimizing compiler for React Native and Web(tamagui.dev)
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