Freelance developer - React Query maintainer - Occasional OSS contributor - Been putting React on servers for a decade - Father of two - Homebrewer

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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
No-JS hamburger menu w/the popover API: Browser handles: - clicks on hamburger & close btns - esc key to exit - tab nav - spacebar + enter key toggle (open & close) - light dismiss (click away) close How: <btn popovertarget="menu">..</> <div popover role="menu" id="menu">..</>
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My React Advanced talk is now public! Go check it out if you are interested in Server Components, React Query or just love migration strategies in general. (Because who doesn't right..?! 🙃)
#ServerComponents are the hot new thing, but so far much of the discourse around them has been abstract. This talk by @ephemjs, React Query contributor, focus on the practical side of things, providing a roadmap to navigate the migration journey. portal.gitnation.org/content…
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
Being "affected" wasn't on my bingo card for 2023, but last week I was laid off along with the rest of the @partykit_io team. What I'll miss the most getting to work with my friends 💔 I'm open to new opportunities in the new year — DM me if you want to work together!
This is a hard one to put out there. Last week I stripped PartyKit way back. I thank @jevakallio and @sylwiavargas from the bottom of my heart for their invaluable contributions and friendship, we wouldn’t have gotten so far so fast without them. They’re absolutely incredible people and I know they’ll go on to do amazing things.
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React prod sourcemaps incoming! 👏🎉
Replying to @acemarke
AAAAND THE SOURCEMAPS PR IS MERGED! WOOHOOOOOO!
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Honestly every day at work when I see one page I am thinking "damn this would suck so much if we had to convert it back to getServerSideProps". So glad it's server components. The new paradigm not only cleaned up the code a lot, but it allowed it to grow without getting messier.
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The problem isn't how working at Meta or Vercel incentivize React core team members to work on specific problem areas, the problem is, which incentives are currently missing or not represented in the team and how do we get them there?
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I heard something like this expressed in a conversation at React Advanced, but I don't want to mention the person in case they don't want attribution.
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I like this phrasing because it doesn't put blame on existing team members for not prioritizing feature X over Y btw, instead rephrasing it as a governance thing. As with all OSS, you want it, you build it. Problem is, React is pretty complex, so how would that even work?
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
It's TODAY 🥳 @SylwiaVargas is speaking at Next.js Conf about making a @nextjs app real-time. Catch her at 19:55 London time (2:55pm ET, 11:55am PST)🎈 nextjs.org/conf
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I agree with a lot of the overarching points here, but I also think this article includes subtle misconceptions and some bad faith assumptions. This stood out: "However, as Vercel has been buying up so many of the React team members" Describing people as bought? So many?
I get asked about this a lot (especially since the launch of Epic Web), so I've written it down. Here's why I won't use Next.js: epicweb.dev/why-i-wont-use-n…
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I'm not saying this was intentional btw.
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If you read Phrack back in 1996 you get it
Replying to @kenwheeler
I'm claiming "Tainting for fun and profit", don't steal pls! 🙏
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We’ve added a canary changelog to track feature additions to the canary release channel github.com/facebook/react/bl…
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Fantastic blog post. If you are using the app router this is required reading and you should make it this weeks homework.
Learn about security protections being built into Next.js. View our guide for auditing applications, including security best practices for Server Components and Server Actions. nextjs.org/blog/security-nex…
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
Had an amazing time at @ReactAdvanced! Great to finally put some faces to the profile pictures so to speak. It started out strong with @markdalgleish diving deep into the server component rendering pipeline. Then @ephemjs nicely followed with a very practical migration guide.
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This was a fun panel to be on! I just wish I remembered what I was saying in the last picture that is making @acemarke laugh so hard.. 😆
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Such a great conference! So many great talks, met so many fantastic people and a gorgeous venue. I'm still processing, my brain is currently a pile of goo, but it was such an honor to present my first conference talk alongside all of these amazing speakers. 🎉
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Heading to React Advanced, see you soon London! Who is going? Who will I get to meet for the first time? Conferences are always so exciting! 😁
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
📢 Earlier this year, I teamed up with the folks behind @uidotdev to build a brand new course for teaching the concepts of TanStack Query. I'm so happy to announce that we're getting close, and early registration is now possible at 🔮 query.gg
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Lots of great changes in this release! I'm especially impressed with all the streamlining of APIs @TkDodo has designed, argued for and implemented to help guide people into the pit of success. 🎉 @aryan__deora @DamianOsipiuk @Raytuzio66 also deserves tons of credit, great work!
📢Announcing TanStack Query v5 🎉🥳 🤝 unified object API 📈 simplified, optimistic updates ♻️ sharable mutation state 🔀 suspense and streaming w/ RSC ♾️improved infinite queries ⚡️ ~20 % smaller 🛠️new agnostic devtools 💾 fine-grained persistence

ALT TanStack Query v4 banner the v4 gets edited into v5

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