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Magne

@magnemg

MSc. in CS. I try to (re)tweet insights. Mostly: + Web & App Dev (JS/Ruby, React Native) + Programming Languages. Less: + Crypto (IOTA, Tether/USDT) + Startups.

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Cara (Borenstein) Marin(@cara_jacqueline) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We built Stashpad Docs with SolidJS instead of React to make the app as fast as possible.

Here's a deep dive on our experience moving from React to SolidJS.

Have you considered SolidJS?

stashpad.com/blog/react-dev…

We built Stashpad Docs with @solid_js instead of React to make the app as fast as possible. Here's a deep dive on our experience moving from React to SolidJS. Have you considered SolidJS? stashpad.com/blog/react-dev…
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dax(@thdxr) 's Twitter Profile Photo

we're on a mission to eliminate every random SaaS provider in your stack

sending email? directly use infra that handles billions of emails a day - all you have to do is define a sender

quickstart in reply

we're on a mission to eliminate every random SaaS provider in your stack sending email? directly use infra that handles billions of emails a day - all you have to do is define a sender quickstart in reply
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Lucas Bean(@Luke360) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Things most people do:

• Binge watch Netflix seasons
• Scroll endlessly on Instagram
• Watch TikTok
• Watch tons of YouTube
• Obsess over cooking videos

Things most people don't do:

• Build
• Create
• Share

Do the things most people don't do.

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Andrew Clark(@acdlite) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a future React release, it's likely we'll patch the Date API during SSR and hydration to prevent mismatches.

I expect this to be controversial because people have convinced themselves that patching is automatically bad.

Sharing this to provoke you now, instead of later 😇

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Michael Arnaldi(@MichaelArnaldi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Bun + Effect is a perfect combo, with FFI and all the sweets of Bun at the engine level coordinated by the beauty and composability of Effect

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Ethan Niser(@ethanniser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ben Holmes What do you mean by “optimized”?

That it can do multithreading?
Most business apps just don’t need that: youtu.be/Ei6VTwhI8QQ

Typescripts type system runs laps around go’s, and effect takes full advantage of that to provide composition type safe error handling (no more…

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Ben Holmes(@BHolmesDev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I feel like if you’re gonna go through the trouble learning Effect… you should just use Go 🤷‍♀️

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Seb ⚛️ ThisWeekInReact.com(@sebastienlorber) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🥳️This Week In React - Just reached 100k€ sponsorship sales! 🙉

It started in 2020, and took 4 years of hard work during which I had to lower my freelance income to keep the project alive thanks to newsletter sponsored placements.

This year I'm reaching the break-even point…

🥳️This Week In React - Just reached 100k€ sponsorship sales! 🙉 It started in 2020, and took 4 years of hard work during which I had to lower my freelance income to keep the project alive thanks to newsletter sponsored placements. This year I'm reaching the break-even point…
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Pedro Cattori(@pcattori) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Not only that, but Vite ⚡ 's Environment API's gives Remix 💿 a way to run server code in workerd, unlocking local Cloudflare Developers DX w/ all the Vite goodies your used to!

And the build orchestration piece also unlocks RSC integration. So hyped!

twitter.com/markdalgleish/…

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Mark Dalgleish(@markdalgleish) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Vite ⚡ Environment API is super exciting. It unlocks so many new use cases, but close to my heart is that it'll let Remix 💿 get back to being 'just a Vite plugin' since plugins can co-ordinate multiple builds when invoked via `vite build --all`.

github.com/vitejs/vite/di…

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Tobias_Petry.sql(@tobias_petry) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Indexes make database queries faster. Easy thing.

But did you know you can create an index only on the rows you are searching for?

👇 Learn about partial/filtered indexes in two minutes

Indexes make database queries faster. Easy thing. But did you know you can create an index only on the rows you are searching for? 👇 Learn about partial/filtered indexes in two minutes
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Nate(@natebirdman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This paragraph on Redwoods RSC announcement strikes me as backwards:

1. GraphQL causes N+1 issues - this was never an issue with Hasura

2. RSC I guess avoids N+1 entirely? I'd love to hear that reasoning given throwing SQL into components that nest would trivially cause this?

This paragraph on Redwoods RSC announcement strikes me as backwards: 1. GraphQL causes N+1 issues - this was never an issue with Hasura 2. RSC I guess avoids N+1 entirely? I'd love to hear that reasoning given throwing SQL into components that nest would trivially cause this?
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Michael Arnaldi(@MichaelArnaldi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Matt Pocock Kolby Adam Rackis Effect | TypeScript at Scale Mattia Manzati I'd have to say though the huge exception is Local First software, I can't imagine building what Johannes Schickling is building without Effect, but I guess that's a type of frontend which is more akin to a backend

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Matt Pocock(@mattpocockuk) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Adam Rackis Effect | TypeScript at Scale My current mental model, which the maintainers might disagree with, is this:

Effect should be treated like a new language, like Elm or ReScript, that happens to use TypeScript syntax.

This language has a ton of benefits. Strongly-typed errors. Built-in handling of complex…

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Tanner Linsley(@tannerlinsley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is exactly why I won’t be touching Effect for a long time. Buying into a new language or even mental model is not just a personal decision. It’s a team/company/ecosystem one. Just like React and TypeScript, I will resist adoption until the network “effects” become so…

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Guillermo Rauch(@rauchg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

PPR is the future of the edge, and it doesn’t involve compute.

Computing in edge workers in the absence of data makes applications *slower*, and introduces more frequent cold boots due to the large number of regions.

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