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We're very close to releasing support for FormData in mutations so you can do file uploads nicer (w/o base64 encoding 😅) & to support form submits w/o js enabled
@s4chinraja has done some really solid work to decouple our request handling to not only handle JSON bodies
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Adds some non-trivial boilerplate to setup if you want you want to use it... maybe it's time to make some of npm module that has opinionated defaults
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I really like where nextjs is going with the app dir stuff, I'm a ex-php guy who wrote my own php framework fifteen years ago in an eerily similar style to Remix/Nextjs stuff (I even had "action"-files using the PRG-pattern!)
However, I mainly use React nextjs for *apps* [...]
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I've tested it and I love most of it but it doesn't reaaally get the the UX and DX that I'm looking on some things that I know feel are non-negotiables of my web*apps*.
I guess what I want is to to disable RSC and have streamed hydration of state
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`switch`-statements that don't suck: typescript-eslint.io/rules/s…
I used to do that, now I just have this lint rule instead typescript-eslint.io/rules/s…
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apparently, my Next.js-site crashes in Safari because I use `Array.prototype.at()` (developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…)
I thought @nextjs would polyfill things like this (nextjs.org/docs/basic-featur…) -- what do I need to do?
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Well, I use `next/core-web-vitals` which is supposed to be the strictest
maybe I just need this to be merged github.com/vercel/next.js/pu…
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
T3 is your best bet if you want to try out TRPC. It has everything you need to build that startup app of your dreams; NextAuth, Tailwind, Prisma. I'll show you how to use it to build, and deploy, a full CRUD app - youtu.be/J1gzN1SAhyM
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Revisited my lil' thing that tries to make sure that the user is always on the latest version of the app
The way I detect changes is that all tRPC response returns a request header with the commit hash which is used to signal that the next navigation should be a hard navigation
Is this a kosher way of detecting version changes in @nextjs and forcing a reload on the next navigation change?
The goal is to turn any `<Link>` into an `<a>` if we have a new build.
Full gist: gist.github.com/KATT/62f0020…
ALT useHardNavigationOnVersionChange hook
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The next major of @trpcio's main "feature" will be removing the v9 interop support.
It's a bit painful to support two parallel APIs and removing it will speed us up :)
Current diff 👇
I feel like people would expect new features in a major version, but that's mostly not what it is about. I know it makes them "less exciting", but it's about cleaning up all the little "mistakes" that have amassed over time.
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