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Charles Kornoelje
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@JustJake Easy ability to deploy same compute service to multi-regions and then load balance to the lowest latency region for the client request.
Like horizontal scaling but instead of all being in one region it’s across multiple.
This way, it’s more feasible to run ecommerce sites.
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zundo, great library for undo/redo if you are already using zustand . By @_charkour
github.com/charkour/zundo
Plug it in and in five minutes you will be enjoying time travel through the state of your app
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any guesses on vercel.com/ship reveals on the 23rd? across:
↳ ai
↳ devex
↳ security
↳ compute
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Oh hello, @payloadcms!
V3.0 can bring a headless CMS to your projects on Netlify.
developers.netlify.com/guides/deploy-…
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@RobertJBye @arcinternet Hard disagree. Updating takes a handful of seconds. Would be nice to have auto-updates and a clearer changelog for minor updates.
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As much as I love @arcinternet I really hope they move away from what feels like multiple releases a day.
I love the updates, but maybe packaging them into weekly releases with more notable changes would be better 😬

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Sometimes the grass really is greener. We did an in-depth analysis of Sanity and Payload at Hello Bello.
In the end, Sanity was just too custom: closed-source server, non-standard query language, closed-source database, and a perceived enormous off-boarding cost since it lacks a way to dump your data. We felt we’d be giving up control of our own data.
Payload on the other hand connects industry standard tools and just generally gets out of your way. Couldn’t be happier.
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The @sanity_io saga continues. In the past 2 weeks, they released 5+ new versions
Sounds awesome until you realize all brings a new issue to fix
The last version makes the entire app fail to build if you have date-fns installed
@payloadcms looks better with each Sanity release

David@thedevdavid
Ridiculous how many times in the past year my apps suddenly failed to build because of upgrading @sanity_io Major releases made me rewrite my CMS logic at least 3x in the past year. Sometimes even patch & minor releases have API changes. Reached that point where I would rather not upgrade Sanity anymore or just switch to something else.
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500 stars on zundo. Thank you for the support! 🌟🌟
github.com/charkour/zundo
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@alexhorner2002 @pmndrs Thanks for the support! Happy to help.
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@_charkour @pmndrs It’s a great package. Thanks for always responding to the issues, it’s really appreciated
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🌟 400 Stars on zundo! The undo/redo middleware for @pmndrs’s zustand.
Thank you!
github.com/charkour/zundo
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@JustJake Love to hear it! I can probably get you an intro with some Netlify folks if that would help.
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@_charkour Going to do the Template composer this quarter, so compose support should follow that (either this quarter or early next)
Would love to work with someone at Netlify to give them the tools to build an integration!
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@payloadcms @nextjs Next.js as a bundler and WS support are huge improvements.
👀Now what if you added feature/bug bounties to the "help wanted" discussions?
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Curious what's on the Payload roadmap going into 2024? This video covers all of that—including the highly anticipated move to @nextjs.
youtube.com/watch?v=zQdcAY…

YouTube
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@payloadcms @nextjs What about Hono.js? Could host on Cloudflare 😍
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@AlessioGr @payloadcms Nice! What sort of bottlenecks were you seeing before?
I’m curious to know how you solved for these DOM updates causing repaints every time the elements are re-mounted?
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One reason why @payloadcms 's admin panel feels so speedy is because we only render fields which are actually visible - using an Intersection Observer.
In v2.0.8, we were able to squeeze even more performance out of it 📈
Turns out, the intersection observer logic was running even for fields that didn't require it, leading to needless re-renders during scrolling.
We've refined this in v2.0.8 for an even smoother experience!

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