Patrick Hopfner

492 posts

Patrick Hopfner

Patrick Hopfner

@trickreich

husband, father of two and self employeed web-developer

Alberschwende, Österreich Katılım Mayıs 2013
406 Takip Edilen102 Takipçiler
Divine Manhood | Self Improvement
Divine Manhood | Self Improvement@DivineManhood·
6. Use Vaseline for slugging. Hydrate dry skin and achieve an even tone with this trick: • Identify dry areas using a paper towel test. • Apply Vaseline to those spots overnight. Your skin will look fuller and glow naturally.
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Divine Manhood | Self Improvement
Divine Manhood | Self Improvement@DivineManhood·
Most guys overlook the simplest way to enhance their appearance. All you need is one product: Vaseline. Here are 7 Vaseline tricks that will completely transform your look (and your life):
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Lee Robinson
Lee Robinson@leerob·
Checking in on Next.js usage from the HTTP Archive (Oct 24) • 28,000 of the top 1M sites on the web are now using Next.js • 23% (5,000+) are on the App Router (RSC in production!) • App Router sites have better vitals than Pages Router • App Router sites also have lower page weights, better Lighthouse scores • Image/Script components have helped improve FCP • Image/Font components have helped decrease CLS It's exciting to see our investment in the App Router working. Since the majority of these sites are still Pages Router, our goal is to make the transition to App Router as easy (and incremental) as possible, and thus helping improve their core web vitals. However, definitely still work to do. I want to see the overall percentage of origins with good vitals increase further. Moving to App Router helps, but there's more we can do – which is why we're continuing to research Partial Prerendering and work on a path towards stability. Source: vercel.fyi/http-archive
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Dominik Sumer ✨
Dominik Sumer ✨@dominiksumer·
@trickreich @astrodotbuild which provider to you use to host Astro / where do you cache it? I‘m using Vercel and the Edge Cache works really nice, but after a new deployment the Cache is of course empty and I‘d like to prefill it
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Dominik Sumer ✨@dominiksumer·
With @astrodotbuild, you can decide between prerendering on build time or rendering on demand at the server But I'm missing a "combined" mode like I'm used to from Next.js I want to prerender at build time, have it cached, and render it on demand when the cache is stale
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Adam Wathan
Adam Wathan@adamwathan·
If React had no state, effects, or event handling and was purely static, it would still be my favorite templating language of all time.
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Jimmy Lai
Jimmy Lai@feedthejim·
Speaking of which, what are your top features requests for Next.js? I know some of the answers are gonna ask for Node.js support in middleware and to that I’ll say that we’re hearing and are currently thinking about some ways we could make it happen.
Jimmy Lai@feedthejim

We’ve heard your feedback loud and clear re: the confusion as to when a page is statically generated versus dynamically server rendered during development mode, e.g. how do I know if something called cookies() or headers() down the line and how does this affect my pages performance. There are some route level configurations you can use right now but we thought we’d make it a little bit easier: @_ijjk has been bringing back the static/dynamic indicator that was previously available for the Pages Router to the App Router. It’ll show as a small widget on your page that will explain you how your page is rendering. Stay tuned for a new Next 15 RC in the coming days! This is part of our effort to make Next.js less complex and easier to adopt, whether you’re coming from Pages, another framework or none at all. Hoping to have more exciting news very soon. (design tbd)

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Andras Bacsai
Andras Bacsai@heyandras·
Some say links are better here: images.coollabs.io While I often release ten new versions of Coolify, I felt apprehensive about launching this app for some reason. Maybe it's because it's something new. 🙃 #buildinpublic
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Andras Bacsai
Andras Bacsai@heyandras·
🚢 Shipping a new mini OSS SaaS, without a logo, name, or shiny UI - hosted with @coolifyio 😁. It's a drop-in replacement for Vercel's Image Optimization service, with a free global CDN - unlimited usage without hidden fees or surprise bills. Link in the next post.
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arkulpa
arkulpa@arkulpa·
wir suchen! Zur Abwechslung mal keine:n Entwickler:in, sondern => arkulpa.at/jobs/sales-und… Gerne retweeten, verbreiten, rumfragen, überlegen, selber bewerben, ...
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Patrick Hopfner
Patrick Hopfner@trickreich·
@dan_abramov this is the end boss in nextjs actually.. no clue, when a state is persisted and when not.. dev/production also differs :/
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Fatih Aygün
Fatih Aygün@cyco130·
Every single major framework relies on Vite to build their flagship metaframework now. Except React. Go ahead and try Rakkas today, I promise you'll be pleasantly surprised by how friction-free it is even at this early stage. Expect even more surprises in the coming weeks 💃
Minko Gechev@mgechev

We'll be using Vite for the development server of `ng serve`! We were keeping this as a surprise announcement, but well...Looks like it got noticed! 🚀

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Jon Kurtis ⚡
Jon Kurtis ⚡@jonkkillian·
@reactjs Will React Forget be able to minimize the final bundle size and strip away the parts of React and React Dom that are not used like the Svelte compiler?
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