

Michael Rawlings
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@mlrawlings
Platform & Frameworks @ebay • @MarkoDevTeam • Open Source • Running • Slackline









@AdamRackis I unfortunately never found much use for this data loading pattern. Looks awesome in practice but you dont have access to the request cookies in client components during SSR so the useSuspenseQuery wont be able to make authenticated requests





Breaking News: Web developer only ever tests in Chrome


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@littledan @trueadm @EisenbergEffect @RyanCarniato @BenLesh ok here's a potential downstream win to consider

@Raynos It's 1 to 2 depending on if you use no client directives (just MPA), client:only (just SPA) or client:load (SSR) So it's going to be 1, 1, and 2. Depending on your page (same goes for RSCs depending on "use client")




camelCase: bad PascalCase: bad snake_case: good kebab-case: good you might not like it, but it's true