Rishabh Sharma
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👨💻Senior Software Engineer @Hygraph (previously GraphCMS)
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Isn't this what Deno is also trying to do with their Fresh framework? It's based on Preact as well, and centers itself around web standards.
deno.com/blog/an-upda...
deno.com/blog/an-upda...
An Update on Fresh | Deno
Fresh 2.0 is very much still active. Here’s an update and how to try out the alpha.
deno.com
May 28, 2025 at 5:07 PM
Isn't this what Deno is also trying to do with their Fresh framework? It's based on Preact as well, and centers itself around web standards.
deno.com/blog/an-upda...
deno.com/blog/an-upda...
I love this ancient tweet by Dan (can’t find in the archives):
“React is ‘value Ul’. Its core principle is that Ul is a value, just like a string or an array. You can keep it in a variable, pass it around, use JavaScript control flow with it, and so on. That expressiveness is the point …“
“React is ‘value Ul’. Its core principle is that Ul is a value, just like a string or an array. You can keep it in a variable, pass it around, use JavaScript control flow with it, and so on. That expressiveness is the point …“
May 4, 2025 at 11:15 AM
I love this ancient tweet by Dan (can’t find in the archives):
“React is ‘value Ul’. Its core principle is that Ul is a value, just like a string or an array. You can keep it in a variable, pass it around, use JavaScript control flow with it, and so on. That expressiveness is the point …“
“React is ‘value Ul’. Its core principle is that Ul is a value, just like a string or an array. You can keep it in a variable, pass it around, use JavaScript control flow with it, and so on. That expressiveness is the point …“
There was a proper RFC for use(), under the parent RFC "First class support for promises and async/await" 🙃
github.com/reactjs/rfcs...
github.com/reactjs/rfcs...
RFC: First class support for promises and async/await by acdlite · Pull Request #229 · reactjs/rfcs
Adds first class support for reading the result of a JavaScript Promise using Suspense:
Introduces support for async/await in Server Components. Write Server Components using standard JavaScript a...
github.com
April 24, 2025 at 5:28 AM
There was a proper RFC for use(), under the parent RFC "First class support for promises and async/await" 🙃
github.com/reactjs/rfcs...
github.com/reactjs/rfcs...
Reposted by Rishabh Sharma
react’s model is that setting state puts update in that component’s queue and sets a dirty flag. the dirty flag propagates up the tree ("this subtree has work"). there is a game loop that checks for highest pri work to do. it drills down to dirty bit and recalcs from there down with queued update.
November 1, 2024 at 6:56 PM
react’s model is that setting state puts update in that component’s queue and sets a dirty flag. the dirty flag propagates up the tree ("this subtree has work"). there is a game loop that checks for highest pri work to do. it drills down to dirty bit and recalcs from there down with queued update.