Hugo Nogueira
@marabyte.com
Building LEGO.com with actual LEGO bricks is a tough job but I’m glad I get to do it!
@perfnow.nl is almost upon us!! Very excited for this year event!
October 28, 2025 at 6:35 PM
@perfnow.nl is almost upon us!! Very excited for this year event!
Reposted by Hugo Nogueira
Damn this HorizontalScrollView and I have a lot in common
January 7, 2025 at 4:46 AM
Damn this HorizontalScrollView and I have a lot in common
Reposted by Hugo Nogueira
If there's one thing a web or "full stack" engineer needs to know in 2025, it's that client-side CPU is an intermittent, highly contingent resource. Most users don't have much, and you can't count on even that.
So quit it with the SPA/JS-heavy React nonsense already.
So quit it with the SPA/JS-heavy React nonsense already.
February 10, 2025 at 5:30 PM
If there's one thing a web or "full stack" engineer needs to know in 2025, it's that client-side CPU is an intermittent, highly contingent resource. Most users don't have much, and you can't count on even that.
So quit it with the SPA/JS-heavy React nonsense already.
So quit it with the SPA/JS-heavy React nonsense already.
React gave us some good things in these past 10 years but also gave us a new generation of now Senior Engineers that think HTML is a bad practice.
January 15, 2025 at 12:31 PM
React gave us some good things in these past 10 years but also gave us a new generation of now Senior Engineers that think HTML is a bad practice.
Reposted by Hugo Nogueira
Preact is truly amazing.
Same React app. One is bundled as is.
Another uses preact/compat to alias React imports and swaps in Preact under the hood.
Bundle size (gzip):
React: ~140KB
Preact: ~8KB
All of this by just changing a few lines and installing a couple of packages.
Same React app. One is bundled as is.
Another uses preact/compat to alias React imports and swaps in Preact under the hood.
Bundle size (gzip):
React: ~140KB
Preact: ~8KB
All of this by just changing a few lines and installing a couple of packages.
January 10, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Preact is truly amazing.
Same React app. One is bundled as is.
Another uses preact/compat to alias React imports and swaps in Preact under the hood.
Bundle size (gzip):
React: ~140KB
Preact: ~8KB
All of this by just changing a few lines and installing a couple of packages.
Same React app. One is bundled as is.
Another uses preact/compat to alias React imports and swaps in Preact under the hood.
Bundle size (gzip):
React: ~140KB
Preact: ~8KB
All of this by just changing a few lines and installing a couple of packages.
Reposted by Hugo Nogueira
Nice benchmarking article about Preact signals that @jviide.iki.fi found.
"Even without using the Signals primitive, Preact is impressively performant."
electricui.com/blog/benchma...
"Even without using the Signals primitive, Preact is impressively performant."
electricui.com/blog/benchma...
Benchmarking Preact Signals Performance versus the React alternatives - Electric UI
An analysis with benchmarks of Preact Signals, compared to other primitives in Preact and React.
electricui.com
December 19, 2024 at 5:37 PM
Nice benchmarking article about Preact signals that @jviide.iki.fi found.
"Even without using the Signals primitive, Preact is impressively performant."
electricui.com/blog/benchma...
"Even without using the Signals primitive, Preact is impressively performant."
electricui.com/blog/benchma...
I think I found @astro.build unsung hero: the Named Slot.
It makes complex layouts so much easier to manage
docs.astro.build/en/basics/as...
It makes complex layouts so much easier to manage
docs.astro.build/en/basics/as...
Components
An introduction to Astro components.
docs.astro.build
December 9, 2024 at 10:14 AM
I think I found @astro.build unsung hero: the Named Slot.
It makes complex layouts so much easier to manage
docs.astro.build/en/basics/as...
It makes complex layouts so much easier to manage
docs.astro.build/en/basics/as...
Performance.now() here I go! #PerfNow
November 1, 2023 at 5:31 PM
Performance.now() here I go! #PerfNow
Loving my Sunday build!
October 29, 2023 at 11:27 AM
Loving my Sunday build!