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sgdesign
4y ago
These do completely different things. It’s like saying “I wouldn’t advise using CSS, use HTML instead”.
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Unless you’re talking about SSG and not SSR, I think one potential issue would be that React’s SSR process is pretty slow and costly, at least from what I understand. I have to confess I haven’t heard of a pure-SSR React app before, as you
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State of GraphQL 2022 Survey Results
(2022.stateofgraphql.com)
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State of GraphQL 2022 Developer Survey Results
(2022.stateofgraphql.com)
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4y ago
I’ve heard great things about Google Domains but this kind of story is exactly why I probably won’t be using that service. It’s just too risky if you lose everything at once.
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sgdesign
4y ago
I ran into the same situation multiple time and was never able to find a solution besides throwing more money at servers. That might be due to my own lack of knowledge about running servers and performance optimization as I was (and still a
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sgdesign
4y ago
That's very kind of you to say! Personally I would love to read something on this topic by members of the original Meteor team. Although I was a "fixture" in the community, I was also an outsider compared to actual MDG staff,
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10 Years of Meteor
(meteor10.sachagreif.com)
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Take the first ever State of GraphQL survey
(stateofgraphql.com)
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sgdesign
4y ago
I asked about this recently and got some interesting answers: https://twitter.com/SachaGreif/status/1534079292774445056
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sgdesign
4y ago
> That is the "rehydration", taking a React app that you wrote and the server buildchain "dehydrated" (baked into HTML + CSS), but then rehydrating it to add interactivity back. Yes, you could do all that manually, bu
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5y ago
Is it supposed to generate palettes with nearly-unreadable text like this? https://share.getcloudapp.com/Z4u7dwdG Is there anything that checks for contrast/accessibility? (Also, I couldn't find any credit or name
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5y ago
React by itself is quite simple, but precisely because it's so simple a lot of third-party libraries have cropped up to fill out the gaps. I'm not sure if other ecosystems are really simpler, or if the complexity is just spread ou
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sgdesign
5y ago
Keep in mind that the whole point of this survey is to ask developers what they really think of the tools that are currently getting the most “hype”.
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sgdesign
5y ago
I think every framework sees this kind of drop once it gets widely adopted. Probably a combination of being confronted with real-world use cases, as well as the appeal of newer solutions that promise to do the same thing even better.
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sgdesign
5y ago
Survey maintainer here, thanks for posting this!
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State of JavaScript 2021 Survey Results
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A Primer on Bézier Curves – B-Splines
(pomax.github.io)
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sgdesign
5y ago
> Anything that Hibiki HTML can do on the frontend can be done with a remote handler by returning specially formatted JSON actions. I remember using something that worked exactly like that back in the jQuery era. I can’t remember the nam
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Take the 2021/2022 State of JavaScript survey
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State of CSS 2021
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The State of CSS 2021 Survey Results
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Test your CSS knowledge with the 2021 State of CSS survey
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2021 State of CSS survey: help us find out more about the current CSS landscape
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5y ago
I think this article shows how far we still have to go. Things like SSR with Apollo (or some other data layer) should be a solved problem by now, and not require every developer to ask themselves these questions again and again. Thankfully
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sgdesign
5y ago
Me too! I actually thought maybe they did that as a way to prove the absurdity of the patent system.
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5y ago
I feel like the milk is the more likely culprit maybe?
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The State of JavaScript 2020 Results
(2020.stateofjs.com)
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State of CSS 2020 Trend Report
(2020.stateofcss.com)
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6y ago
This reminds me of my own million dollar hobby where I sell a portfolio of old dishrags which are, by my own estimation, worth a couple millions altogether. No, I haven’t sold any yet, why do you ask?
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