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@jayphelps 7, IIRC

@faber_vt Was this RxJS v6+?

If you write RxJS and you're not already using marble diagram testing with the TestScheduler, you might enjoy one of my talks that introduces it: Don’t Lose Your Marbles, We Can Test RxJS Code - RxJS Live! London youtube.com/watch?v=s9FY-M…

@DasSurma Oh man, custom allocators: it took a while to find one that worked on single memory page for @wasm4_org In the end we chose buddy_alloc

🗒️New blog: Compiling 🦀Rust to 🧩WebAssembly the hard way. I braindumped everything I know about Rust (compiler directives, custom allocators…), WebAssembly and tools (twiggy, wasm-opt, wasm-bindgen…) into one big article. Hope it's useful! 👀👇 surma.dev/things/rust-to…

Routing is hard. Just saw this in the wild. @remix_run

clip-path (crop) transitions powered by @sveltejs site clip-path-svelte.netlify.app repl svelte.dev/repl/53c264646… #javascript #css #svelte

@jaffathecake @rauschma We have to close tag when writing JSX. I guess I got used to writing html elements that way.

@rauschma But you're not relying on syntax. In HTML the / is ignored. So, it's fake syntax. That's why <div/> doesn't 'work'.

@phry I wonder if we can complicate it further with async generators 🤔

Did you know you can make `reduce` even more unreadable by putting an async function in there?

@eskimojo @bancek @acemarke I'm not sure that is necessary to complicate that part: You can always dispatch a listener and then trigger it inside a single thunk

@bancek @acemarke it works 🎉 codesandbox.io/s/listen-for-c… typing could be tidier but it's got the basic idea

How often has anyone need to write Redux code that looks roughly like this? `await waitForItemToBeLoaded()` Right now that's tricky b/c you need access to state, and a subscriber of some kind that checks for a value and resolves a promise when it's available

Hear ye, here yeet. Tauri 1.0 has been released, and you can read all about it at our new blog. Check it out: tauri.app/blog/tauri_1_0/

@TkDodo @acemarke @phry @tonyddattolo @borislit @housecor @remix_run @nextjs You should take a look at this PR github.com/vercel/swr/pul… It is full of interesting ideas.

@acemarke @phry @tonyddattolo @borislit @housecor @remix_run @nextjs @faber_vt I'd want something like that for suspense support on our `useQueries` api: fine-granular decision about which queries would use suspense and which not, and throw a Promise.all with those that should or so :) Same for using error boundaries - not all queries must use them :)

🚨 React developers: 🚨 You don’t have to fetch data via useEffect. Here are 7 compelling alternatives to fetching data via useEffect: 1. react-query 2. swr 3. XState 4. React Router 6.4 5. @remix_run loader 6. @nextjs getServerSideProps/getStaticProps 7. rtk query #react

@phry @borislit @TkDodo @housecor @remix_run @nextjs The react team currently doesn't currently suggest the use suspense with data-fetching libraries, see: #issuecomment-1095286588" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/facebook/react… We have a POC for a suspense mode for rtk-query. - demo: rtkq-use-suspend-all-demo.netlify.app - PR github.com/reduxjs/redux-…

@borislit @TkDodo @housecor @remix_run @nextjs "Ad hoc data fetching with Suspense is technically possible, but still not recommended as a general strategy." They only talk about frameworks, since they have been in contact with framework teams. They had no such contact with any fetching/caching library as far as I know.

🎉 Happy IE11 End of Life Week everybody!!! Reminder that Microsoft is deprecating IE11 starting *THIS WEDNESDAY* docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycl… Press F to pay respects

@NathanBierema You're forgetting UMD 😏 My next lib will use "_" as global name: what could possibly go wrong?

Until then, can come up with an authoritative way to dual-publish CJS and ESM?

The CJS to ESM transition has been really painful even for experienced developers, especially with tools like Jest.

@acemarke npmjs.com/package/object…

@faber_vt Per that issue, there may be a lib that could be used for this already

There's a long-outstanding feature request for the Redux DevTools to show the size of each nested piece of data in the store. Could be useful for folks with really large states. Anyone want to try adding this? github.com/reduxjs/redux-…

Join me tomorrow when I talk all about @solid_js. I'm going to cover origins in detail, explain why Solid has had such an impact on how we think about frontend today, and lay out where things are going. youtube.com/watch?v=dOgnQ9…

I'm having a ton of fun learning @solid_js 🚀 I've developed #solidjs barcode component but honestly I've spent far too much time on tue demo site: fabervitale.github.io/solid-bricks/e…

I've written a small SuspenseList demo, link: suspenselist-18-demo.netlify.app Source github.com/FaberVitale/re… Based on blog.bitsrc.io/quick-walkthro… #ReactJS

😏 @roma_js #react

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