@acemarke Yeah dynostore has been unmaintained for a few years now. Happy to bring my experiences into any conversations you have about lazy loading redux though.
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Michael Peyper 🇦🇺
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Michael Peyper 🇦🇺
@michaelpeyper
Developer Experience Engineer at Cash App/Block. Author of react-hooks-testing-library. Opinions are my own.
Melbourne, Victoria Katılım Aralık 2014
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We've tossed around the idea of building _some_ form of code splitting / lazy loading into RTK directly, but no real investigation:
github.com/reduxjs/redux-…
I also know some existing libs like `redux-dynamic-modules` and `redux-dynostore` seem to be dead / unmaintained
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How many of you are using Redux, and doing _any_ form of code splitting (lazy-loading reducers, etc)?
Curious on numbers for RTK vs legacy, split vs no split.
Also: if you _are_ splitting, please reply with approach (and examples?):
- hand-rolled
- specific library name
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Can’t wait for the return of #PAXAus in a few weeks! This is the first time my son is coming along and I can’t wait to share the experience with him! invt.io/1txbcjct86f #PAXandWin
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@acemarke Thanks. You're my go-to for random twitter ramblings 😅
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@michaelpeyper Uh... that sounds like the kind of thing i might have randomly tweeted about at some point, but if I did I honestly don't specifically remember it :)
so no, nothing concrete if I did ask for that
That said, the Ember folks have some relevant thoughts:
semver-ts.org
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@acemarke did you put a call out recently (recently being sometime this year) for a tool to detect if the changes to a type defs result in a breaking change to consumers? Did anything come from that?
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@JacobMGEvans Move to Melbourne and hang out with me 🤷🏻♂️
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I am seriously considering moving countries and in the interim homeschooling.
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@sigglet_ Have fun when you upgrade to React 18 and all your console fills with warnings and all your async tests hang until the test times out 😅
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Just to remove any confusion, the future of renderHook is in the RTL and packages. We are ending support for RHTL in the hopes that bringing the API into the main packages will mean a more unified and consistent experience for our users.
Testing Library@TestingLib
📣 @testing-library/react@13.1.0 just shipped with a new built-in renderHook function that operates similar to @testing-library/react-hooks but with support for React v18 🎉
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@mpocock1 Easily the most bonkers TS wizardry (in a good way) I’ve seen to date is this one twitter.com/devanshj__/sta…
Devansh Jethmalani@devanshj__
With `@sthir/predicate` you can simply import `p` and write the predicate... 💆🏻♂️ in JS-like DSL 💪🏻 with autocompletions 🥵 and the typed predicate gets inferred automatically! 👉🏻 Try it yourself tsplay.dev/wEGZgm
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It's starting to get real 🚀
Having ideas for a TypeScript course to take you from an intermediate level (I can use generics a bit) to outrageously powerful TS wizard.
I'd love to do deep dives into OSS projects that do TS magic under the hood. Which should I check out?
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@dalziel_chris External track pad for me. I love not having to change my muscle memory when moving between setups.
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@acemarke Not precisely what you are looking for, but there may be something in api-extractor.com that forms part of a solution for you?
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Is there such a thing as "snapshot tests for TS types"? As in, I would like to write a test file that sets up some code+types, capture the TS-calculated variable type as a string or similar structure, and check if it changes.
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This was such a blast and I was honoured to be part of it!
Lexicon, an Endava company@Lexicon______
Shoutout to our Engineers Jonathan and Michael Peyper for presenting at the latest @codelikeagirlau Lunch & Learn for all their members! Our team's presentation revolved around testing, and why you should never skip tests! lexicon.com.au #lexicondigital #codelikeagirl
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@TAbrodi My team has started doing this, but at the start of a feature, mobbing implementation ideas and providing insights from previous experiences in the codebase. We've found it reduces time in review because everyone already has an idea of what was being implemented and less rework.
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A practice we have in our team is to do a mob review after a feature has been implemented 😄
The person who primarily worked on the feature goes through the work that has been implemented, and together as a team we try to find improvements that can be made 🔥
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@JacobMGEvans I've always wanted a @github tshirt. Almost ordered one (thegithubshop.com/products/inver…) for myself a few times now but shipping + USD to AUD conversion makes it almost a $50 tshirt.
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Ok, what are some good tech swag shirts I can buy or get some other way?
I'm replacing all my old shirts and figured I could go all-in on this insufferable identity I've made for myself 🤣😅
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It's like he dragged my own thoughts out of my head and wrote them down. Could not agree more!
Ben Lesh@BenLesh
Okay, I've taken the time to articulate all of my thoughts in a single space about the current pipeline proposal. I've also included as much information as I can about functional piping, and the two most popular pipelines. (It's opinionated, sorry) benlesh.com/posts/tc39-pip…
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@acemarke I changed companies. I'm consulting now and the current client is a toolbox user, so I'm catching up on it all. RTK Query looks great too, but they aren't using it (yet 😉)
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@michaelpeyper Glad to hear it!
I remember hearing that your company was moving away from Redux a while back. That changed, or is this something different?
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@acemarke are there any guides or tips for testing reducers/actions created with `createSlice`? The toolkit docs seem completely devoid of testing articles.
Is it just the same as "old redux" but we just get the reducer and actions from the slice instead?
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@acemarke Yeah, thanks. That's what I thought, but it's been so long since I've been in redux land I wasn't sure if there was a new fan-dangled slice testing utility hidden away in the toolbox somewhere.
Also, really good job with the toolbox. Loving "new redux" so far.
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@michaelpeyper Note that we did recently update the core docs site "Testing" usage guide page with newer recommendations. In particular, we recommend more "integration"-style testing:
redux.js.org/usage/writing-…
also see my thoughts here:
blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2021/06/the-ev…
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