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While @RyanCarniato retired SolidStart on purpose, he thinks your meta framework might be next 😲
Tune in for has @ViteConf talk "The Metaframework is Dead, Long Live the Metaframework" on Thu 15 Oct
The conference is starting at 2pm UTC. Fully free and online 🎉
viteconf.org/
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If AI writes the code, does your framework still matter? Does Solid vs React make a difference?
I think so. Join me online with TechTank TO on Oct 22, 7pm ET: one @solid_js app built as an SPA, a sync engine, live server components, and zero-JS HTML.
luma.com/techtank-framework-…
Hype!!
TanStack Start 1.0 is officially stable! 🎉
A full-stack web framework for React and Solid, already used to build millions of apps, from Fortune 500 companies to your favorite tools and weekend projects.
tanstack.com/start
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Introducing solid-yield
A Solid 2.0 library that provides fully type-safe reactivity, async, error, and context handling
At the cost of slightly more verbose code, you get strict compile time checks for your code. No missed boundaries and providers.
github.com/devagrawal09/soli…
Ryan wrote down the theory behind why Solid 2.0 is shaped the way it is. A framework built to move across the whole grid instead of picking a corner.
dev.to/playfulprogramming/th…
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I need to remember to talk about this more. Because we pulled everything(including async) into our reactive graph at runtime, @solid_js has more knowledge to guide agents than any other solution out there.
We basically made agent targetted dev tools, shipped with every project.
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It is probably of little surprise to anyone I'm in favor of this change. When we implemented our official TSRX preview for Solid 2.0 we intentionally walked back from lazy destructuring.
You can check out Solid 2.0 TSRX template here:
github.com/solidjs/templates…
As we prepare TSRX for 1.0, we’ve decided to remove “lazy destructuring”.
This reflects the direction we want to take TSRX: an extension of JSX, rather than an entirely new language.
We’ve written more about the reasoning behind the change here:
tsrx.dev/blog/removing-lazy-…
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Stream is back today. Going to look at even more of the capabilities of Solid 2.0.
youtube.com/watch?v=khmx8Dvl…
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Wrote a post about the little things that keep drawing me to Solid
brenelz.com/posts/solidjs-it…
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The upcoming release of @solid_js 2.0 by @RyanCarniato and team also ends it's meta-framework. Is this the beginning of the next wave of web frameworks?
👀 Tomorrow we are talking JavaScript Frameworks and Solid 2.0!
special edition of Learn With Jason is live on Thursday at 9:30am PT with @RyanCarniato
what's the value in working on new web frameworks today? why should we care at all?
Ryan has been working on Solid 2.0 and grappling with the shifting landscape of OSS
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Released solid-marked 0.8.0
TL;DR this is a project refresh. Moved to oxlint, tsdown, typescript@7, etc.
github.com/lxsmnsyc/solid-ma…
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Well,I finally got to realize the docs design I've been planning since 5 years ago.
Terracotta (a.k.a. solid-headless) 2.0 soon
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Table of Contents just landed in Moduix.
Built on top of @ark_ui_ and @zag_js
Give it a try:
moduix.dev/docs/table-of-con…
@solid_js community - stay tuned, we’ve got something exciting coming your way soon!
♥️ @EffectTS_
I looked at @EffectTS_ for the first time today and I think it works very well with @solid_js 2.0.
We naturally absorb async iterators, and our actions already are as well.
What do you think?
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