@mattpocockuk @trq212 does it include css for better look and js for better interactivity ?
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@peduarte @theo If you’re having virtualization problems, I can help. Check out LegendList, it’s the fastest list virtualization library for React. It should be able to speed up the scrolling performance by quite a lot. x.com/jmeistrich/sta… legendapp.com/open-source/li…
Jay Meistrich@jmeistrich
LegendList 3.0.0-beta.0 is out for both react-dom and react-native! I need feedback 🙏 React web devs - please try it! It should be the fastest virtualization library for web. React Native devs - please try it! It should be faster and more correct, especially in scrollToIndex.
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it actually feels faster than before, and its indexing your whole system :)
but ppl need to wait for @theo to make a video and debunk the myth that native apps are "better" than web-based ones, and that either tech can produce terrible (spotlight) or incredible (raycast) apps
Carles Andres@carlesandres
I’m surprised and delighted by how fast the new Raycast feels.
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Testing high-frequency update performance today. Scrolling feels great.
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Base UI Grid is growing up so fast.
Kenan Yusuf@kebabyusuf
Testing high-frequency update performance today. Scrolling feels great.
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100% agent-written code, no "Remix hints" in my prompts
- 4x CPU slowdown
- 60fps drag/reorder UI
- Localized paints
- No component optimizations (Remix 3 doesn't have them anyway)
VDOM is still my jam and non-reactive state w/ manual updates is my peanut butter
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Where in the world should we host @opencode meetups?
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Components only read/display data, and send events
Explain that to an AI 💁🏼♂️
Well, I manage to do it, somehow
My custom linting + XState + @EffectTS_ setup in this week newsletter 👇
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@sattwyk @MichaelArnaldi if you are using v4 clone github.com/facebook/react as git subtree, that will help 👍
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@MichaelArnaldi do u recommend adding github.com/Effect-TS/effe… as git subtree or to do the main effect repo for a effect heavy codebase esp i'm on v4
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Before answering with whatever solution you like READ THE ARTICLE! There is a reason we don't suggest CLIs, Skills, and whatever you'd like, and the reason is clearly explained in the article!
Maxwell Brown@imax153
We on the @EffectTS_ team we often recommend cloning the Effect repo into your project so your agent can explore the source directly. I finally wrote up why it works and how to set it up: effect.website/blog/the-one-w…
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@RhysSullivan @flooperflorbett @dillon_mulroy @kr0der curious if I want to use zero, then I probably need to ditch Effect on FE?
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@flooperflorbett @dillon_mulroy @kr0der look at how github.com/RhysSullivan/e… uses effect-atom, should answer all your questions lmk how it looks
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what tech stack do you guys use for side projects?
i usually use nextjs/tailwind/trpc/prisma/vercel but i’m trying out tanstack start/drizzle/cloudflare
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Do I have to do another UUID video?
Adam Gordon Bell 🤓@adamgordonbell
I kinda hope this is a true story.
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@KevinVanCott @devongovett @orlik03800930 @MaterialUI @mantinedev @shadcn @base_ui @radix_ui please let us now, we are currently very interested in this integration, currently using tt with chakra-ui
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@devongovett @orlik03800930 @MaterialUI @mantinedev @shadcn @base_ui @radix_ui I'll definitely experiment with this soon then!
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There's a new section in the TanStack Table V9 docs:
If you use either @MaterialUI, @mantinedev, or @shadcn with either @base_ui or @radix_ui, you're going to have multiple starting examples to choose from!
I even threw in my MRT libraries as fully copy and pastable examples!
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@appwrite btw what happened to imagine.dev, why it's redirecting to main appwrite page?
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The recent Vercel incident is a reminder that security rarely fails because of a single issue. It usually breaks down through small gaps across authentication, permissions, and infrastructure.
At Appwrite, we approach security as a system where each layer is designed to work together and reduce risk by default.
If you are building applications for users, this is worth understanding. We break down how Appwrite is designed to reduce these risks by default.
Read more: appwrite.io/blog/post/secu…
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