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by terandle 2y ago
React Server Components are async/await. Suspense works with async/await to show loading indicators (it is not a replacement as you are implying). They said they have plans to bring async await to Client Components but they need t
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by terandle 2y ago
"This gives us the best performance characteristics when you're following best practices (i.e. hoist data fetches to Server Components or route loaders), at the expense of making an already bad pattern a bit worse." [1] Their
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by terandle 2y ago
This is a great thing for the web. Like it or not react seems like it is here to stay as the primary web framework for the foreseeable future. There are so many react websites out there that are not well optimized, this is basically like a
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by terandle 3y ago
Helped out with the drift on my DualSense, now I don't have to trash it, thanks man!
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by terandle 3y ago
Yeah I wish this article had covered how this solution compares to React Server Components as it kind of looks like spaghetti of different techs compared to how next.js streamlines the same problem space into one consistent mental model.
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by terandle 3y ago
The new array literals seem to supersede some previous syntaxes like new[] { 1, 2, 3 } goes to [1, 2, 3] in a lot of cases. But overall they are a _great_ addition to the language playing around with them now so bravo. Still not really sure
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by terandle 3y ago
The best part about tailwindcss is not having to come up with names like "container" or "nav-wrapper" that are basically useless/meaningless outside of styling. I don't see this putting a dent in tailwind'
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by terandle 3y ago
As a solo dev simple apps are probably the only thing you can maintain two separate versions of? Complex LOB apps at businesses as a solo dev I could never imagine not using a cross platform toolkit of somekind. RN w/ expo is the best
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by terandle 3y ago
My favorite bit was they fixed Zune support "In celebration of Marvel Studio’s Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3, we temporarily re-launched Zune.net last month. We also took the opportunity to fix an issue that was causing some challen
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by terandle 3y ago
I think what you are getting at is what the new nextjs is. Everything is just plain server rendered HTML by default and you opt into client side react on a per-subtree basis depending on if you need it or not. Some other neat bonuses are: -
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by terandle 3y ago
As a long term user of old school server side frameworks like PHP I very much "got" what the app router is trying to do once I used it, being able to reach into your database from any component without having to build an API layer
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by terandle 3y ago
Not a dumb question. I think calling any hooks server component safe is going to mislead and add confusion to a lot of developers for this very new tech. Hooks are not allowed in server components. This library is SSR safe which has been a
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by terandle 3y ago
I don't think MS sees a growth for .net at this point 1. Back in .net 6, mere *days* before the final release they yanked a hot reloading feature from the dotnet CLI that is typically used by the massively more popular, but free, VS Co
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by terandle 3y ago
I very much worry about how invested MS is in .net. After programming in .net for 10 years I'm switching to node. Much to my coworkers dismay.
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by terandle 4y ago
nextjs has the react team fully behind it, and even some of the most important core react team members are now working at vercel. Also the new server components in the /app dir are amazing[1]. Nextjs is the easy recommendation for most
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by terandle 4y ago
React's new server components (only in next 13 at the moment, coming soon to other framework) addresses this problem. Of course react and node both have performance work they need to do also.
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by terandle 4y ago
Not sure they really need to complicate the system with different physical/logical identifiers. Just an easy way to move physical columns around if you're willing to do a full table lock would be nice.
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by terandle 4y ago
Wish this article would have gone into details about how cursor based pagination is actually implemented. Like they did for the other options by showing SQL. Is this something the database engine has to provide support for?
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by terandle 4y ago
Check out valtio if you want to do proxy based state management in react. https://github.com/pmndrs/valtio https://codesandbox.io/s/bitter-night-mm4xes?file=/src/App.j... /&#x
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by terandle 4y ago
They are working on a compiler (React Forget) that will automate all of the memoization stuff for you. So at some point down the road I expect we'll be able take our current components and just delete all of the useCallback/useMem
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by terandle 4y ago
Just trying to be honest here, but using this as an example on my iPad Pro with magic keyboard... flutter apps do not feel great on iOS IMO. Animations have an initial low fps/jerkyness to them. Lot of weirdness when trying to use an t
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by terandle 4y ago
Highly recommend trying expo.dev sometime they have come a long way in providing support for native modules and take care of all that underlying "mess" for you.
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by terandle 5y ago
Although preact is about par with Vue and that has the same model/API as react right?
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by terandle 5y ago
What were the benefits you saw after moving to next.js? Personally I'm still using CRA unless I need SSR as I prefer react-router to file based routing.
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by terandle 5y ago
It has been working fine for me, uploaded and submitted an app for review. Got it approved.
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by terandle 5y ago
Article is from 2016. Searching Google/Amazon these complaints seem to have been resolved since this was posted.
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by terandle 6y ago
Am I wrong to avoid writing O(n^2) code if at all possible when it is fairly easy to use hash tables for a better time complexity? Sure when n is small the O(n^2) one will be faster but when n is small /anything/ you do is fast in
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by terandle 6y ago
Apple already did #4 - massively raise the base cost of the 2019 Mac Pro, so it could be that this is priced in already.
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by terandle 6y ago
YouTube, supports delivering 8k video on a massive scale and a recommendation engine that is probably too good.
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by terandle 6y ago
Have you looked at next.js? It allows you to write your server side database access code/etc in the same place as your react client side app. Pretty neat, however I personally would rather write my backend code in something better than

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