I’m sure I will look back on this tweet and have no idea what I was talking about though. 🙃 It’s experimental and I’m sure it will all be a lot more approachable when finished!
Researching some of the experimental and unstable React APIs, especially relating to concurrent mode, really makes me think the #React team is brave.
Brave for betting on it, but also brave for being confident that they will be able to teach all this stuff! 🤯
Wrote a proposal for:
- Dynamic (SSR)
- Static (Pre-rendering)
- Client-side only (CSR/SPA)
On a per-page basis in Next.js.
This allows building truly hybrid web applications 🤩
github.com/zeit/next.js/issu…
in writing this, I broke roughly all of the rules you're supposed to follow, but I *think* this is a correct userland implementation of emitEffect – curious if it works for you (@sebmarkbage please don't disown me) gist.github.com/sophiebits/1…
Note that it uses Redux hooks instead of connect. Suspense currently leaves no guarantees to which components gets re-rendered after the thrown Promise resolves. Because the parent connect-component would not re-render, the child that threw the Promise would not get new props.
I just added the first full example to 💫 Lightyear (a Suspense-enabled server renderer).
It is implemented naively with Redux as a Suspense cache and is only meant to demonstrate the capabilities of Lightyear, not act as advice or best practice.
github.com/Ephem/react-light…
Announcing 💫 Lightyear, a React server renderer with support for Suspense.
Spiritual successor to Aldrin, but implemented as a fork of the official renderer rather than using the reconciler and ugly hacks.
I would love help trying it out! 😍
github.com/Ephem/react-light…
Announcing 💫 Lightyear, a React server renderer with support for Suspense.
Spiritual successor to Aldrin, but implemented as a fork of the official renderer rather than using the reconciler and ugly hacks.
I would love help trying it out! 😍
github.com/Ephem/react-light…
Announcing 💫 Lightyear, a React server renderer with support for Suspense.
Spiritual successor to Aldrin, but implemented as a fork of the official renderer rather than using the reconciler and ugly hacks.
I would love help trying it out! 😍
github.com/Ephem/react-light…
Reflecting on #ReactAmsterdam I feel so privileged to have had the opportunity to meet so many amazing people. Learned a lot and feeling energized and full of ideas.