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@ryanflorence It’s one thing to diplomatically congratulate a new president — any president. But to specifically call out the fragmented media landscape and channels of misinformation, red-pilling and radicalization that fostered this outcome is despicable. Disqualifying.

This is cracking me up. Literally the mildest political tweet - X is where Biden officially bailed - Prediction markets were spot on - Harris went on podcasts - it all happened on the open web If Harris won he could make the same tweet, what are people mad about here? 😂

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@ryanflorence Thanks for clarifying. I’d be stoked for a Reverb/Remix v4 that re-founds itself on top of React 19. That could really bring back the Remix v1 simplicity and excitement (which got lost in all the RR back-and-forth and Vite transition). Bit of a branding limbo until then, though.

Remix v2 is a Vite plugin that makes access to React Router v6 features more convenient through the Route Module API React Router v7 won’t have any new features, it’ll just have a Vite plugin to make the existing features more convenient through the Route Module API

@ryanflorence Now do it with “React Router v7” t-shirts.

Lee is one of my favorite people

@ryanflorence Oh man, yeah — please don’t. I realize that Remix must ride the RSC hype train to future-proof itself and stay relevant. But a lot of the appeal and simplicity of Remix is in danger of being flushed out with the bathwater. Thanks for taking your time with this!

As we build out RSC in Remix it's important that you get the benefits without doing this to your code: 2 new files 46 insertions(+), 25 deletions(-) It's too much. This is why we haven't shipped something yet, we're making sure we do it really well. gist.github.com/ryanflorence/e…

I created my #FirstPullRequest 12 years ago, also the first PR to this repo. Glorious XSLT days! Classic unsolicited PR that never landed, but A+ feedback from A+ human (and developer) @greystate 🫶 github.com/greystate/Grey… firstpr.me

@ryanflorence Much better! There was also something in the docs at some point that for the longest time made me think that fetchers didn’t have the same non-JS fallback as Form, thus making me avoid them 🙃

My biggest mistake launching Remix was not making this explicitly clear: Form enables web app UIs and manages the fetch/data sync for you. It's not a literal HTML form doing basic browser stuff. I just thought all the code samples with pending states, optimistic UI, etc. made it clear it wasn't just a basic form. Didn't occur to me I had to say it directly. I did however emphasize it *still worked as a basic form* before JS loaded, which probably made things even worse 😂 Anyway, hopefully the docs make this abundantly clear now.

@bobaekang This is the first time RSCs have made sense to me — and legitimately sound exciting. Thanks!

I've turned an earlier thread into a blog post. In short, RSC is best understood as React Server + Component, not React + Server Component. bobaekang.com/blog/rsc-is-re…

@samselikoff @ryantotweets My dudes, you’re making me look like a total nerd to the Journal app 😄

@perborgen @scrimba Would love it! I teach modern full stack (JS, React, Remix, Mongo etc) at a BA programme in Web Development in Aarhus, Denmark: eaaa.dk/kontakt/find-m…

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@brad_frost I think Shortcat works really well (and makes everything keyboard accessible, not just emojis). shortcat.app

What's the best tool for quickly adding emoji for Mac? I feel like every tool I've tried is lacking in its own unique way.

Humans doing the hard jobs on minimum wage while the robots write poetry and paint is not the future I wanted

@chancethedev @remix_run Noooo! What a huge loss for the ecosystem and, I can only imagine, for the team. As seen from the outside, you’ve been a really defining part of the Remix “vibe” — friendly, helpful, thorough and pedagogical. You’ll be missed. But congrats to your new team on picking all that up!

All good things come to an end, and few things in my career have been as good and rewarding as my time on the @remix_run team. I close out this chapter with a heavy heart and tremendous pride in what we've built.

@ebey_jacob @elonmusk Psst, @chancethedev is on Mastodon, why don’t you come over too? The water is nice. Maybe we can even resurrect the ghost of Ryan and get a whole Remix thing going over there 😉

Holy shit @elonmusk can you stop showing Trans hate downy throat you fucking piece of shit? I've seen more fox news on Twitter than Trump watches at this point and it's fucking pathetic. You are pathetic. This site is becoming pathetic.

@brophdawg11 @mjackson This is a really great approach. Looking forward to following a hopefully stable and successful v2 release 🤘 @brophdawg11 That final “docs” link is a 404 btw.

Introducing "Future Flags" in Remix. I'm really excited about the upgrade path we're hoping to give users with these! remix.run/blog/future-fl…

@ryanflorence @rauchg So now we have a third option to add to @mjackson’s wget-powered solution (github.com/mjackson/remix…) and @ebey_jacob’s cache-loaders-as-json-files solution (github.com/jacob-ebey/rem…). Can you guys coordinate and ship something soon? 😄

@jimniels @remix_run A big loss! Your graphics and explainy blog posts both on your personal site and the Remix blog were really good — I’ve used them when teaching my students on several occasions. Looking forward to seeing that skill be put to good use elsewhere.

📝 I'm not working on @remix_run anymore — tho the personal blog posts continue — and am now looking for my next opportunity. DMs are open to recommendations/referrals. More deets on ye olde personal blog. blog.jim-nielsen.com/2022/employmen…

@ryanflorence Yeah, that’d be great. If you’re using TS it’s easy enough to “introspect” the available props, but for JS developers it is currently not very discoverable. The docs are very approachable for newcomers, but less optimized for regular users that quickly need to look something up.

@ryanflorence I like how the React Router docs include a collapsed type declaration, which is useful (although it requires some TS literacy). Clearly that is easiest for maintainability. E.g. compare the Link docs for Remix with RR: #link" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">remix.run/docs/en/v1/api… reactrouter.com/en/main/compon…

@ryanflorence Mostly, but sort of hidden within the prose. And I love the conversational, approachable tone of the docs. But it would be great to pair it with a quick-reference overview of the props, like e.g. the React Native docs: reactnative.dev/docs/button (under "Reference").