I'm not sure I understand what you mean by it's not modular. shouldn't the builder pattern make it modular?
Granted I have not used h3/nitro nor know the difference between either haha
Granted I have not used h3/nitro nor know the difference between either haha
June 4, 2025 at 4:12 AM
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by it's not modular. shouldn't the builder pattern make it modular?
Granted I have not used h3/nitro nor know the difference between either haha
Granted I have not used h3/nitro nor know the difference between either haha
I personally like a or c.
I wonder if you guys also looked into builder pattern like trpc, orpc, hono, etc for this
I wonder if you guys also looked into builder pattern like trpc, orpc, hono, etc for this
June 3, 2025 at 9:45 AM
I personally like a or c.
I wonder if you guys also looked into builder pattern like trpc, orpc, hono, etc for this
I wonder if you guys also looked into builder pattern like trpc, orpc, hono, etc for this
not trying to start anything here, but I work extensively on multiple large "commercial" vue and react projects every day, and have dabbled in svelte and solid for personal/one-off projects. I'd say all are really good but have different trade offs and I still prefer react :)
May 31, 2025 at 7:34 AM
not trying to start anything here, but I work extensively on multiple large "commercial" vue and react projects every day, and have dabbled in svelte and solid for personal/one-off projects. I'd say all are really good but have different trade offs and I still prefer react :)
thanks that makes sense!
May 16, 2025 at 6:01 PM
thanks that makes sense!
so excited for this! quick question, would all components be rsc components by default?
I see that you have to explicitly export ServerComponent from route to make it a rsc route, so it'd mean that certain routes can be non-rsc but I don't how would that work if all components are rsc by default.
I see that you have to explicitly export ServerComponent from route to make it a rsc route, so it'd mean that certain routes can be non-rsc but I don't how would that work if all components are rsc by default.
May 16, 2025 at 5:17 PM
so excited for this! quick question, would all components be rsc components by default?
I see that you have to explicitly export ServerComponent from route to make it a rsc route, so it'd mean that certain routes can be non-rsc but I don't how would that work if all components are rsc by default.
I see that you have to explicitly export ServerComponent from route to make it a rsc route, so it'd mean that certain routes can be non-rsc but I don't how would that work if all components are rsc by default.
Reposted by Akash
every time you think "maybe I should add a layer of caching in the application", take that energy and make the database faster instead
May 7, 2025 at 12:10 AM
every time you think "maybe I should add a layer of caching in the application", take that energy and make the database faster instead
thanks for your detailed response!
What has been challenging in adding the router integration for this to work?
What has been challenging in adding the router integration for this to work?
April 30, 2025 at 11:47 AM
thanks for your detailed response!
What has been challenging in adding the router integration for this to work?
What has been challenging in adding the router integration for this to work?
I think you can do that too with server actions! I am pretty sure ai sdk uses this exact feature for streaming react components from server action. sdk.vercel.ai/docs/ai-sdk-...
Streaming React Components
Overview of streaming RSCs
sdk.vercel.ai
April 26, 2025 at 4:51 PM
I think you can do that too with server actions! I am pretty sure ai sdk uses this exact feature for streaming react components from server action. sdk.vercel.ai/docs/ai-sdk-...
I think next does something like this with ppr?
You can return a static shell (from a cdn) with dynamic content behind a suspense boundary streamed in
You can return a static shell (from a cdn) with dynamic content behind a suspense boundary streamed in
April 26, 2025 at 3:28 AM
I think next does something like this with ppr?
You can return a static shell (from a cdn) with dynamic content behind a suspense boundary streamed in
You can return a static shell (from a cdn) with dynamic content behind a suspense boundary streamed in
Congrats!
Tbh I have been sending invoices for half a decade and still feel like a kid. Can't believe people pay me for doing what I love lol
Tbh I have been sending invoices for half a decade and still feel like a kid. Can't believe people pay me for doing what I love lol
January 27, 2025 at 1:08 PM
Congrats!
Tbh I have been sending invoices for half a decade and still feel like a kid. Can't believe people pay me for doing what I love lol
Tbh I have been sending invoices for half a decade and still feel like a kid. Can't believe people pay me for doing what I love lol
Ideally yes. Like, most people are just shitposting, including me.
But I remember you had some good threads on nuxt and it’d be a bummer to not be able to look at them ever again.
A hosted archive would be good yes!
But I remember you had some good threads on nuxt and it’d be a bummer to not be able to look at them ever again.
A hosted archive would be good yes!
January 26, 2025 at 2:03 PM
Ideally yes. Like, most people are just shitposting, including me.
But I remember you had some good threads on nuxt and it’d be a bummer to not be able to look at them ever again.
A hosted archive would be good yes!
But I remember you had some good threads on nuxt and it’d be a bummer to not be able to look at them ever again.
A hosted archive would be good yes!
> I didn’t want to support/promote twitter
I thought it was personal cause logically my brain would just keep the account indefinitely so that my previous tweets are visible.
I’m just bummed that we won’t see your older content
I thought it was personal cause logically my brain would just keep the account indefinitely so that my previous tweets are visible.
I’m just bummed that we won’t see your older content
January 26, 2025 at 1:51 PM
> I didn’t want to support/promote twitter
I thought it was personal cause logically my brain would just keep the account indefinitely so that my previous tweets are visible.
I’m just bummed that we won’t see your older content
I thought it was personal cause logically my brain would just keep the account indefinitely so that my previous tweets are visible.
I’m just bummed that we won’t see your older content
You can update your bio/name as well set a pinned tweet to indicate you’re no longer available there?
Anyways I understand this seems personal to you so we can agree to disagree haha
Anyways I understand this seems personal to you so we can agree to disagree haha
January 26, 2025 at 1:41 PM
You can update your bio/name as well set a pinned tweet to indicate you’re no longer available there?
Anyways I understand this seems personal to you so we can agree to disagree haha
Anyways I understand this seems personal to you so we can agree to disagree haha
You could have just stoped posting, why delete/disable the accounts? I think we can't see your tweets anymore, right? Reminded me how dan did the same last year and we lost so much of the awesome react discourse.
January 26, 2025 at 9:43 AM
You could have just stoped posting, why delete/disable the accounts? I think we can't see your tweets anymore, right? Reminded me how dan did the same last year and we lost so much of the awesome react discourse.
I just tried it yesterday again and the input latency on the ai chat panel is still abysmal. I just noped out.
Other than that I just miss a proper git explorer and bunch of my neovim plugins and workflow but I can try to adjust to that.
I'm typing as fast as possible here,
Other than that I just miss a proper git explorer and bunch of my neovim plugins and workflow but I can try to adjust to that.
I'm typing as fast as possible here,
January 25, 2025 at 5:45 PM
I just tried it yesterday again and the input latency on the ai chat panel is still abysmal. I just noped out.
Other than that I just miss a proper git explorer and bunch of my neovim plugins and workflow but I can try to adjust to that.
I'm typing as fast as possible here,
Other than that I just miss a proper git explorer and bunch of my neovim plugins and workflow but I can try to adjust to that.
I'm typing as fast as possible here,
have you tried hono with their typesafe rpc client? Or do you just like the semantics (loaders/actions) of react router ?
January 8, 2025 at 2:35 PM
have you tried hono with their typesafe rpc client? Or do you just like the semantics (loaders/actions) of react router ?
yeah I have always admired solid, watching ryan's streams it's clear he knows what he's doing. It also helps when you're a connoisseur of the history of meta frameworks, you can be prudent on how to shape the framework so as to avoids pitfalls of the past.
December 29, 2024 at 4:44 AM
yeah I have always admired solid, watching ryan's streams it's clear he knows what he's doing. It also helps when you're a connoisseur of the history of meta frameworks, you can be prudent on how to shape the framework so as to avoids pitfalls of the past.
what changed that made it easy to get into trouble?
Didn't fine grained reactivity existed before too? I remember knockout, heck even vue was released around similar time (which had reactive model like knockout).
Iirc a team member had mentioned that they haven't ruled signals for optimization
Didn't fine grained reactivity existed before too? I remember knockout, heck even vue was released around similar time (which had reactive model like knockout).
Iirc a team member had mentioned that they haven't ruled signals for optimization
December 29, 2024 at 4:31 AM
what changed that made it easy to get into trouble?
Didn't fine grained reactivity existed before too? I remember knockout, heck even vue was released around similar time (which had reactive model like knockout).
Iirc a team member had mentioned that they haven't ruled signals for optimization
Didn't fine grained reactivity existed before too? I remember knockout, heck even vue was released around similar time (which had reactive model like knockout).
Iirc a team member had mentioned that they haven't ruled signals for optimization
Wasn’t the whole premise of react that re-run all the time cause it’s generally fast. Wouldn’t this break that mental model?
Honestly I like the way react works, almost all the other frameworks have the same signal based reactive model. We need competing models.
Honestly I like the way react works, almost all the other frameworks have the same signal based reactive model. We need competing models.
December 29, 2024 at 3:48 AM
Wasn’t the whole premise of react that re-run all the time cause it’s generally fast. Wouldn’t this break that mental model?
Honestly I like the way react works, almost all the other frameworks have the same signal based reactive model. We need competing models.
Honestly I like the way react works, almost all the other frameworks have the same signal based reactive model. We need competing models.
that react has control over, right?
December 29, 2024 at 3:31 AM
that react has control over, right?
John wick ch4, mi dr, bullet train, extraction, tenet, batman, nobody, knives out, ford v ferrari , no time to die
December 26, 2024 at 4:02 AM
John wick ch4, mi dr, bullet train, extraction, tenet, batman, nobody, knives out, ford v ferrari , no time to die
that's where tanstack query helps I think.
you can serve cached content while you revalidate the date in background?
you can serve cached content while you revalidate the date in background?
December 19, 2024 at 3:42 AM
that's where tanstack query helps I think.
you can serve cached content while you revalidate the date in background?
you can serve cached content while you revalidate the date in background?
I'm not much familiar with server islands, are they like rsc ?
Can you elaborate on what you mean by broke?
Can you elaborate on what you mean by broke?
December 10, 2024 at 4:01 AM
I'm not much familiar with server islands, are they like rsc ?
Can you elaborate on what you mean by broke?
Can you elaborate on what you mean by broke?