Freelance developer - React Query maintainer - Occasional OSS contributor - Been putting React on servers for a decade - Father of two - Homebrewer
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I can just echo this sentiment, thank you so much!
If you don't know @acemarke, he maintains Redux and is doing soo much work teaching and supporting the community and simultaneously figuring out the best way forward now that so much is happening in React. 💐
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Phenomenal post if you want to understand how React works under the hood, very well written and understandable! 👏👏👏
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Our dev start times with #webpack has been sitting at 3+ minutes for a while. Removing eslint-loader, adding thread-loader and turning on babel cache and cache-loader (for styles) took that down to 1 minute cold start, 20s with warm cache.
But now when do I go get coffee..? ☕️
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
I'm excited that this article is starting to define the difference between terms like "schema first", "SDL first", and "code first" #GraphQL server development!
Lots of interesting tradeoffs, will be great to start talking about them more.
😵 The Problems of "Schema-First" GraphQL Server Development
prisma.io/blog/the-problems-…
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I just got create-react-app working on my Galaxy Watch. It's oddly fulfilling to watch that atom spin on a circular device. ⚛️
ALT Create React App on a Galaxy Watch
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
This is big.
That pesky 9th District Court just ruled in Robles v Domino’s that the ADA applies to web sites.
Courts can now order companies to make their sites WCAG 2.0 compliant.
lflegal.com/2019/01/dominos-…
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Excellent to-the-point writeup with generalizable lessons learned.
Always make sure to learn from others mistakes so you do not have to repeat them yourself!
📝 Tech Choices I Regret at Spectrum 📝
A reflection on the lessons I learned from the tech choices that didn't work out for @withspectrum.
👉 mxstbr.com/thoughts/tech-cho… 👈
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It is going to be soo nice when we can avoid using (complex) external libraries for this!
With Fizz I bet we are also going to be able to get the chunks that were used during a serverside render in order to preload them if we want to.
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React.lazy is supported for SSR out of the box with experimental react-aldrin.
All you need to do is make sure to transform that import("...") to something node can understand on the serverside, with something like babel-plugin-dynamic-import-node.
ALT Example for code splitting with react-aldrin
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
I don't understand how tech companies pay so much for their employees but then don't give people the space to actually work effectively.
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Heads up: Experimental SSR-renderer react-aldrin@0.2.0 is out with support for react@16.8.0-alpha.0, for those that feel that the bleeding edge is not quite dangerous enough. ⚠️
Still on parental leave with stable release being no priority at all. 👨👦
github.com/Ephem/react-aldri…
Fun fact: I started building this in my hotel room with a bottle of wine @ReactEurope after @kenwheeler said SSR was the worst. Now your bread-shop can finally have great SEO!
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⚠️ This project is highly experimental and is not suitable for production use
⚠️ This project does not in any way represent future React-APIs, or how the new Fizz server renderer will work
Also, early work and contains ugly hacks, likely to be buggy.
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🌔 Announcing Aldrin, a highly experimental React server renderer with support for Suspense data fetching and automatic de/rehydration of data
Fetch data as deep down in the tree as you want, no more hoisting fetching to route-level or double-rendering
github.com/Ephem/react-aldri…
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Fredrik Höglund retweeted
I just published the first episode of my new podcast! Listen to This Week in /r/reactjs on @anchor anchor.fm/swyx/episodes/1--T…
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The RFC-draft I wrote for react-redux to better support code splitting reducers evolved into a full <StoreModifier> to support sagas, epics etc.
Looking for more feedback: github.com/reduxjs/react-red…
Thanks @michaelpeyper @abettadapur and @acemarke for great comments!
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2018 achievements:
1. I was a pretty decent father
2. I was a pretty decent husband
3. I learned stuff, had some pretty decent ideas and wrote some pretty decent code
2019 - More of the same! I am so, so lucky, what else could I wish for? Happy new years!
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I just opened a rough RFC-issue in react-redux to discuss a first class API around dynamically adding reducers from within the component tree. It was scary to write, please be nice. 😅
github.com/reduxjs/react-red…
@acemarke @yaypie @timdorr
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