Michael Frieze

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@LewisMenelaws @theo @neetcode1 @Celmaun He compared Theo and Matt to crypto influencers. He basically accused them of grifting.

I watched the video and it doesn’t really seem like a critique about you at all. It seemed like a reflection of how audience preferences have shifted and even used his own revenue dropping to show that. It seems like he used you as an example of how people are successfully adapting.

the fall of @theo. from the highest signal to noise ratio on dev youtube to absurd and useless AI ramblings youtu.be/iFdTLLlby9E

@theo @Celmaun He's also talking shit about Matt, saying his channel is the "worst". Not cool. He was comparing both of you to crypto influencers chasing the latest trend 🙄

Says the channel that made a 20 minute video about “senior” folder structure, all of which was wrong. There are few channels that are more an anti signal than WDS. I’ll never care about what he has to say. Absolute scourge on the minds of beginner devs. I’m thankful the algorithm and audience both realize how useless his content is. He should keep his mouth shut and make better content.

@anukiranghosh @theo @Celmaun I think Code With Antonio does a similar folder structure.

@theo @Celmaun this video? youtu.be/xyxrB2Aa7KE?si…

@nikitadrokin @stboyden @eddard1e @theo Not every grind is worthy of appreciation.

@stboyden @eddard1e @theo Bro's hating for the love of the game, you gotta appreciate his grind 😂

I know Theo gets a lot of hate, but he genuinely is a good example of helping others sometimes Mad respect, man

@MattKik @Cmdr_Hadfield No, the glove was damaged from an impact scar on the outside of the space station.

@Cmdr_Hadfield Wait, so an astronaut high-fived a meteorite travelling anyhwere around 30,000mph? Damn, you guys are bad-ass!

Damaged spacewalking glove. The Space Station gets bombarded by space rocks and debris, and is covered with small, sharp impact scars. It's easy to snag your glove on one. We pause every 45 minutes (at sunrise or sunset) to inspect for new tears. Fortunately this one didn't get through the glove's tough hide to the rubber pressure layer. Just in case, we have a small, 6000 psi backup tank to feed a leak until we get back to the airlock and plug into ship's oxygen.

@apisurfer @kettanaito Vercel had nothing to do with RSCs. Next wasn't even the first framework to use RSCs. Also, react was initially inspired by XHP which was a server-component oriented architecture used at FB since at least 2010.

@kettanaito They shipped solutions that Vercel needed to sell it’s framework

This sums up the React API direction of the past couple of years for me. I feel most of the APIs shipped are completely disjoined from the problems I'm facing as a React user.

@AndyArsenal17 @Cmdr_Hadfield He has written some books, maybe he's talked about this in one of them or maybe in an interview.

@MichaelFrieze @Cmdr_Hadfield Yes I know that but I can’t comprehend there being nothing and how it feels. That’s why I asked an astronaut for an answer 👍

Seeing our gorgeous blue Earth against the eternal blackness of the universe is the best, most memorable gift of spacewalking.

@AndyArsenal17 @Cmdr_Hadfield Why would he feel wind? There is no atmosphere around the ISS. That's why it's possible to travel that fast without burning up.

@Cmdr_Hadfield Do you feel any kind of wind or anything? Like you’re traveling so fast I can’t comprehend not having the suit ripple in the wind or to feel any resistance. Must play games with your mind when what should logically happen doesn’t.

@infinterenders I don't have strong opinions on this. I need to play with RSCs in Start more to get a feel for them. Personally, I haven't been using RSCs that often these days and I like the idea of RSCs being opt-in for the few times I need them.

if your framework treats rsc’s just as data tbh it’s not even native to rsc’s at all ngl rsc is ui

@andy_rubin678 @tannerlinsley Tools like unpic already exist and it works great with cloudflare for transformations. Also, there are services like imagekit and cloudinary. They both provide an image component.

@tannerlinsley Try loading your page on a slow internet See the images loading from top to bottom No blurdataurl support Quality File format

Claude, migrate tannerlinsley.com from Next (pages router 13) to TanStack Start. Make no mistakes. tannerlinsley.com

@tannerlinsley @Limplementeur @newbish @k_eichinger @andy_rubin678 I've been using cloudflare for transformations and using unpic Image component in my tanstack start apps.

@Limplementeur @newbish @k_eichinger @andy_rubin678 It’s likely your hosting service offers this as a simple url proxy. Or you can use a service out there like cloudinary. Wiring up a component for it is usually a quick and painless ask in an llm.

@chrisgpt You might want to check your facts on when Claude Code was made.

In defense of the Claude code team Yes it is vibe coded That doesn’t mean it will objectively stay bad - or that it is bad now. You have to remember Claude code was made 4 months ago by a singular individual. And for a product in which 100% of the updates are vibe coded it is phenomenal/ extremely useful in the terminal > millions of people use it daily I understand Theo is upset but all of these concerns are going to go away in a few months. It is only a matter of time before we look at human made code bases with the same distain as we currently do for vibe coded ones Any app at this scale is difficult to maintain and for the first vibe coded software to reach this many users this quickly. It does a good job.

@demigor @devagrawal09 Even if I disable SSR, I still might use a BFF (backend for frontend) for things like server functions and isomorphic loaders.

@demigor @devagrawal09 You aren't limited to a single server. For instance, you might run a JS server to handle frontend-related tasks like SSR and server functions (including RSCs) while maintaining a separate backend service written in any language you like.

Did React just reinvent server side rendering? What kind of server side rendering were people doing in early 2010s? Because I can promise it doesn't look anything like what we do these days and it's just ignorance that leads people to believe otherwise

@semdzh @daarkeae Start is still RC, but it just has the best implementation of server functions I've ever seen. They can do so many things (much better than Server Actions) and now they even support RSCs. Server Functions also work nicely with Query.

@MichaelFrieze @daarkeae I agree for now. SvelteKit remote functions still in beta, so I wouldn’t use them in production, but they are great!

TanStack Start feels so much better to use than Next.js, it's insane.

@semdzh @daarkeae I've tried to like SFCs. I used Svelte and Vue over the years, but I've been using React since 2016 and I can't get used to not having JSX. Also, I heavily use multiple components per file.

@MichaelFrieze @daarkeae Love JSX too, but it’s all about taste. SvelteKit looks more minimal. The only thing sometimes I miss in SvelteKit is multi components per file and snippets not solving it properly.

@semdzh @daarkeae Also, I like JSX too much to use Svelte. If I was going to use something other than React, it would be Solid. Which also works with Start.

@semdzh @daarkeae I prefer server functions in Start over SvelteKit remote functions.

@rickyfm @tomus_sherman @ramonmalcolm10 TanStack Start does not support "use server"

@tomus_sherman @MichaelFrieze @ramonmalcolm10 If it doesn’t support libraries that include "use client" and "use server" then it’s not a fully RSC enabled framework

I find it strange to claim support for RSCs without either of the core parts of the RSC protocol (use client/server) In short: inventing a new "slots" protocol is extremely short sighted IMO