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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
Replaced hundreds of lines of API wrappers, controllers, redux reducers, cache, and retry mechanisms with a few lines of tRPC and React Query.
Seriously, this is by far the best experience I've had building web apps.
Here's the stack:
Vite, React, tRPC, React Query, and Generouted.
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pure appreciation tweet:
@jullerino is awesome.
that's it.
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
I wrote a piece on how we address version skew between the client and server in the @trpcio-powered Backend-For-Frontend @penzington and me designed at Pleo. skovhus.dev/blog/trpc-auto-v…
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Today I used the `form` attribute (for the first time ever 😅) - developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
Now I can place my submit buttons anywhere instead of always nested within the `<form>`
it's great and makes complex layout-code way less messy
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- Hook calling @hookform's `useForm()` and adds `useId()` on it
- `<Form>`-component takes the result of this hook as a prop and adds a unique id of the form
- `<SubmitButton>` can optionally take this as a prop to use instead of `useFormContext()` for the loading state
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
Took some time today to do some maintenance in create-t3-turbo, and while I was at it I updated to use the app directory with the new react query package for streaming. Check it out, it’s pretty neat. github.com/t3-oss/create-t3-…
📢 Yesterday, we released an experimental react-query-nextjs package for the app directory. Wrap your app in the <ReactQueryStreamedHydration> component to enjoy direct useQuery fetches on the server with suspense, which streams to the client 🎉
Example: tanstack.com/query/v5/docs/r…
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
📢 Yesterday, we released an experimental react-query-nextjs package for the app directory. Wrap your app in the <ReactQueryStreamedHydration> component to enjoy direct useQuery fetches on the server with suspense, which streams to the client 🎉
Example: tanstack.com/query/v5/docs/r…
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Building a CLI-tool.
What's a good lib for pretty terminal logging/progress indicators etc (that can also be flagged away with log levels)?
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
After witnessing "peak RSC frustration Twitter week", I sat down on the weekend and tried to write down my take on this - as a blog post.
phryneas.de/react-server-com…
More balanced.
No unexplained frustration in 280 characters.
And some constructive ideas.
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Talked to a friend the other day who works at a company where some tech leads are lobbying that the solution to their recruiting problems is to migrate their whole tech stack from Vue to React 🤦♂️
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
new (unstable for now) tRPC feature that I'm excited about: you can stream responses to batched requests trpc.io/docs/links/httpBatch…
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yooo! Is anyone using tRPC with React Native who wants to beta test a feature that can help you track API changes?
@ me on Discord (trpc.io/discord) :)
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Me and @jullerino are hacking on automatic hydration for server-rendered "use client"-components component by generating a `<script>`-tag on the server that gets picked up by the browser
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An update on this 👀👇
Here's an example of a React Query client that fetches data as you render on the server and streams it to the client
github.com/trpc/use-client-s…
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
Acme Corp is coming together pretty nicely. Always a joy to work with @shadcn UI and thanks to @jamesperkins my fully custom @clerk flows are moving along!
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Alex / KATT 🐱 retweeted
many ways to support fellow open source projects:
become a paying customer, contribute, share, upvote, invest!
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if I was doing coding interviews I would let the candidate do literally whatever the fck they wanted to do to get the answer, as long as the code runs and they have somewhat of a grasp of how it works
google, stack overflow, chatgpt, github, name it
if someone is fast, correct, and efficient with these tools they they should be considered at even a higher level than someone sitting around trying to answer and solve every answer on their own
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