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#viteconf is about to start! Make sure to grab your ticket and come watch all the great talks!
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I really appreciated this careful, nuanced take on SPA vs server-side #React, and the implications to routing and data fetching in #ReactRouter v6: https://programmingarehard.com/2023/04/01/react-routers-data-utilities-are-awkward.html/
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I've often thought #tRPC seems cool, but I can't use it because my backend is in #golang.
My favorite thing about #graphql is having shared types between the client and server, but the complexity of using it (especially in go) is high.
I just watched @dimitropoulos talk at #JSWorld about using #protobuf and #gRPC on the web using https://github.com/bufbuild/connect-web and I'm pretty intrigued. Guarantees on the shape of my data? JSON serialization? Generated #TanstackQuery clients? Yes, please.
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@viteconf @vite This talk was a ton of fun to put together, and I am honored to have been a part of #Viteconf.
#Storybook 7 is in a mostly-stable beta version now, so try it out! (See the end of the talk for the commands to run). And let me know if you have any questions!
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Man, @astro has such a slick example picker at http://astro.new. I think #storybook could have something similar. We already have 30 #stackblitz templates set up, we just need a fancy picker page. Anyone interested in building it?
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@[email protected] One of the things that helped me learn #accessibility was testing my components (and forms, and pages) in #Storybook using #TestingLibrary: https://storybook.js.org/blog/test-component-interactions-with-storybook/.
In order to test effectively, I needed to be sure to associate components together properly and use the correct roles, etc. I got good components, good tests, good documentation, and learned #a11y all at the same time. win win win win. :)
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@keithjgrant Some great folks building cutting-edge frontend tooling:
- @patak, @Shini92: @vite
- @antfu: @vitest, #SliDev & much more
- @nmoo, @matthewp, @calebjasik, @bholmesdev: #AstroJS
- @daniel: #Nuxt
- @zachleat: #11ty
- @akryum: histoire
- @evanw: #ESBuild
- @developit: @preact
- @brandontroberts: #Angular #AnalogJS
- @lindsaykwardell: #elmLang #vueJS
- @jessicasachs: #ViteJS, #testingFinally,
@shilman, @dannyhw, @reinhold, @chantastic and myself for #StorybookWho did I miss?
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@vijf Have you looked into using a #raspberryPi + #octoprint to keep an eye on your prints while away, and stop them if needed? You can set up secure access using something like nebula or tailscale, or there are other (sometimes paid) options as well, like #spaghettiDetective.
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@vijf Have you looked into using a #raspberryPi + #octoprint to keep an eye on your prints while away, and stop them if needed? You can set up secure access using something like nebula or tailscale, or there are other (sometimes paid) options as well, like #spaghettiDetective.
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@vijf Have you looked into using a #raspberryPi + #octoprint to keep an eye on your prints while away, and stop them if needed? You can set up secure access using something like nebula or tailscale, or there are other (sometimes paid) options as well, like #spaghettiDetective.
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@vijf Have you looked into using a #raspberryPi + #octoprint to keep an eye on your prints while away, and stop them if needed? You can set up secure access using something like nebula or tailscale, or there are other (sometimes paid) options as well, like #spaghettiDetective.
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@vijf Have you looked into using a #raspberryPi + #octoprint to keep an eye on your prints while away, and stop them if needed? You can set up secure access using something like nebula or tailscale, or there are other (sometimes paid) options as well, like #spaghettiDetective.
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@nosherwan For me the choice of framework would depend what I'm trying to build. #AstroJS is awesome for static sites and they're branching into #SSR, and I'm using it for our company's marketing page, but I wouldn't use it for a highly-dynamic admin panel, for instance. I'd love to learn more about #SolidJS sometime, and #quik has some really cool concepts too, like server resume rather than rehydration.
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Has anyone experimented with rome as a replacement for #Prettier and #ESLint / #stylelint? They've just released version 10 that is rewritten in #rustlang, for crazy perf gains. I'm curious what the migration would be like. One downside is that it sounds like they don't support any kind of plugins, so far.
RT @sebmck: https://twitter.com/sebmck/status/1589987087780302848
Announcement: https://rome.tools/blog/2022/11/08/rome-10.html
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@tricia Nice to meet you as well! Do you have links to videos of any of your talks? I gave one at #viteconf recently, covering #storybook, #testing, and how it fits with #vitejs. It's at https://viteconf.org/2022/replay/storybook if you're interested.
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Shoreditch’s famous tube trains to open to the public as a rooftop bar
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Shoreditch’s famous tube trains to open to the public as a rooftop bar
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Shoreditch’s famous tube trains to open to the public as a rooftop bar
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Shoreditch’s famous tube trains to open to the public as a rooftop bar
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Shoreditch’s famous tube trains to open to the public as a rooftop bar
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Forgotten medieval pie recipe revived in the City of London
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Hotel conversion plans for disused office block next to Angel tube station
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Hotel conversion plans for disused office block next to Angel tube station
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Hotel conversion plans for disused office block next to Angel tube station
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Hotel conversion plans for disused office block next to Angel tube station
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Hotel conversion plans for disused office block next to Angel tube station
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British Museum reveals how the Bayeux Tapestry will be displayed in London
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British Museum reveals how the Bayeux Tapestry will be displayed in London
