(feeling vulnerable might delete later etc)

also just very destabilizing like. mentally. everything sucks

(although "static shell" is not quite accurate -- if it contains a cache, the shell will become ISR and will revalidate as often as needed to satisfy the specified staleTime)

the other important part is that in PPR + dynamicIO it serves as a marker that says "this can be part of the static shell" (if the staleTime is long enough), don't create a dynamic hole here". so it's kind of a lot of things in one

not sure wym by "something more official", but happy to answer questions

yeah the transform itself isn't that involved, in next we're repurposing most of the "use server" logic for it

cacheLife is important, one of the goals of this is to not just cache things server side but also inform the client-side router about how long stuff is allowed to be stale

rn i'm playing it like the monster hunter of fighting robots, we'll see when i get to the dark souls part

she's purble

tbh the sheer amount of work hendrik has been doing recently makes the rest of the team like occasional weekend contributors

also iirc all witness testimony has to be in a form of Q&A right? so you basically *have* to do this if you want the jury to hear about something

rn i'm using a library that does some of the parsing but it's incomplete so i'm gonna have to roll my own probably

i'm making a tool to turn jsdoc into typescript because... because

nice! feel free to DM if you need any help with RSC internals or want to know how next.js does something with RSC

also i still have some ST keybinds ported to vscode bc i don't like changing my keyboard habits

yeah i was ride or die ST for a long time, vscode beat it on js tooling tho

i still use it for viewing big files (fast) and as my $GIT_EDITOR (vscode takes forever to open)

tbh i'm pretty sure i've bought one before, but i can't find it anywhere. it might've died with my old laptop :(

if you wanna check the exact outputs, search the repo for "$$cache__" (we have a bunch of snapshot tests). but transform-wise it's basically just

$$cache__(...)

instead of

registerServerReference(...)