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by rwieruch 2y ago
Working on The Road to Next [0] as a video course to teach developers about full-stack development. It's in great shape, but I am still waiting for the official release of React 19 and Next 15. Not an easy task though, because some API
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by rwieruch 2y ago
I did code before, but only free time and university. Started my first dev job in 2014, yeah. Thanks for your comment! :)
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by rwieruch 2y ago
Wow, thank you! This made my morning. Thanks for taking the time to write here :) Wish you all the best!
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by rwieruch 2y ago
When I began as a junior web developer in 2014, I also started blogging [0] about React.js on the side. Despite hearing that "blogging is dead," I kept at it because I enjoyed sharing what I was learning as a junior dev. Three yea
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How to fetch data in React in 2024(robinwieruch.de)
2 points by rwieruch 2y ago|0 comments
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by rwieruch 2y ago
Hey thanks for submitting! OP here. It's a topic that stirs up some strong opinions for sure (at least at the other places where I posted it this week). I can understand why there's a divide between developers who are excited abou
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React is (becoming) a Full-Stack Framework(robinwieruch.de)
2 points by rwieruch 2y ago|0 comments
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by rwieruch 2y ago
Wow I have to read this! For a freelance client of mine, I have open sourced React Table Library [0] with the focus on tree operations. They are handling a folder/file tree structure of 100 thousands nodes where it is possible to move
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A Controversy: Data Fetching with Server Actions(robinwieruch.de)
2 points by rwieruch 2y ago|0 comments
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by rwieruch 2y ago
Related [0], but one week ago I have written about my experiences using TypeScript for an invoicing system, if anyone is interested. It's especially about rounding errors and how to prevent them. Since then we have created hundreds of
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JavaScript Rounding Errors (In Financial Applications)(robinwieruch.de)
3 points by rwieruch 2y ago|1 comments
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by rwieruch 2y ago
Thanks. It's rwieruch on Twitter. However, I have to admit that I've gotten pretty bad at communicating on social media tbh. But for the launch I have to tweet I guess! Fortunately, I wrote bullet points for each content piece whe
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by rwieruch 2y ago
I am working on my next course "The Road to Next" which teaches full-stack React with React 19 and Next 15. I started this full-time adventure 6 months ago and I am knee deep into recording the lessons. The project with all the co
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by rwieruch 3y ago
In one week we have our anniversary for CloudCamping - a property management software for campsites. It is targeted for the European market at the moment, mainly the german market, because there is not much digital infrastructure in this sp
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Exploring Next.js Forms with Server Actions(robinwieruch.de)
1 points by rwieruch 3y ago|0 comments
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by rwieruch 3y ago
PlanetScale has Safe Migrations which you can enabled for your production DB (branch). Wondering though whether this will protect against everything mentioned here. https://planetscale.com/docs/concepts/safe-migrat
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by rwieruch 3y ago
I can relate to this! Thanks for sharing your perspective :)
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Latest Trends in React(robinwieruch.de)
2 points by rwieruch 3y ago|2 comments
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by rwieruch 3y ago
Thanks mate. Reading this made my morning, very much appreciated :)
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by rwieruch 3y ago
It's not only personal projects. I am in a similar stage where I feel kinda the same for a SaaS (Cloud Camping) where I am the sole developer. I have been working on this "MVP" for over 9 months now, we have our first custom
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by rwieruch 3y ago
it is. But RSC make many library authors and maintainers question whether their library is still needed in a RSC world and if so how they can support it. Same story with tRPC https://github.com/trpc/trpc/issues&#x2
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by rwieruch 3y ago
React Server Components. Sorry, I edited the comment above.
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by rwieruch 3y ago
I have used tRPC for two ~50k loc web applications and love it. The DX is incredible. But I feel like tRPC had its hype time some time ago, so RSC’s hype quickly caught up. These days everyone speaks about whether to use or not to use RSC w
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Ask HN: What’s the one book you would recommend your cofounder to read?
2 points by rwieruch 4y ago|2 comments
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by rwieruch 4y ago
And more :)
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React Libraries for 2023(robinwieruch.de)
1 points by rwieruch 4y ago|0 comments
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Web Development Trends in 2023(robinwieruch.de)
4 points by rwieruch 4y ago|0 comments
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by rwieruch 4y ago
Shameless plug if allowed: “The Road to React” goes through one large project to teach React.js from beginner to intermediate. I learned that going through one project it allows the teacher to go through a series of foundational aspects of
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Type Guards in TypeScript(robinwieruch.de)
3 points by rwieruch 4y ago|0 comments
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Monorepos in JavaScript and TypeScript(robinwieruch.de)
106 points by rwieruch 4y ago|78 comments

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