@mcc_abe

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A magnificent picture for React is starting to come into focus.
React
@reactjs22 Mar 2023
In React Labs posts, we write about projects in active research and development. Since our last update, we’ve made significant progress on our long-term projects, and we’d like to share what we’ve learned. react.dev/blog/2023/03/22/re…

React Labs: What We've Been Working On – March 2023 – React

The library for web and native user interfaces

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I do this, and also point at things on the screen, it's some kind of embodied cognition.
Cory House
@housecor3 Mar 2023
Habit: I talk to myself while coding. I find coding is easier when I verbalize my thinking. I basically pretend I’m teaching. This forces me to convey my process, which clarifies my thinking, and forces me to justify my approach. It’s like pair programming, alone.
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Joe Savona@en_JS2 Mar 2023
No signals anywhere, straightforward to explain (just a function), great performance. The catch? It uses a compiler. That’s the vision for React.
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Laurin Quast@n1rual15 Feb 2023
The @GraphQL Cursor Pagination Specification is great for building consistent Pagination experiences. I gathered a few resources for convincing you that they are worth it for both the API and the Client! Let's go! 👇
Example GraphQL Schema that shows Cursor Connection

ALT Example GraphQL Schema that shows Cursor Connection

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Relay
@RelayFramework6 Jan 2023
New official Relay tutorial relay.dev/docs/tutorial/intr…

Tutorial Intro | Relay

This tutorial will get you started with the most important and frequently-used features of Relay. To do that, we’ll build a simple app that displays a newsfeed. We will cover:

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Rake it in from the new digital nomad class! All you have to do is refill the soap.
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Recoil@recoiljs14 May 2021
We are pleased to announce Recoil 0.3.0 with new features, performance gains, and bug fixes. recoiljs.org/blog/2021/05/14…

Recoil 0.3 | Recoil

We are pleased to announce the release of Recoil 0.3 with more flexible RecoilRoot nesting, callback generation, preparation for memory management, optimizations, and bug fixes.

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Recoil@recoiljs31 Mar 2021
We are pleased to announce Recoil 0.2, with improved selectors, better performance, and more. recoiljs.org/blog/2021/03/22…

Recoil 0.2 | Recoil

We are pleased to announce the release of Recoil 0.2.0. This release has a new, more reliable implementation of async selectors, greatly improved performance, and many bug fixes and improvements.

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🚀Major Announcement🚀 Introducing Relay Hooks: Improved React APIs for Relay! The Relay team has worked on a new set of APIs called Relay Hooks, with the future of @reactjs in mind. These changes emphasize DevX and performance. Learn more on our blog: developers.facebook.com/blog…

Introducing Relay Hooks: Improved React APIs for Relay

Facebook For Developers

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Wow, this is beautiful. distill.pub/selforg/2021/tex…
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Replay.io is #Redux time travel debugging, but for everything: js, html, css, networking, events, workers, storage. It's also collaborative by default because software is a team sport.
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Nick
@nickcammarata1 Feb 2021
Excited to share a new paper, Curve Circuits We reverse engineer a non-trivial 50k+ parameter learned algorithm from the weights of a neural network and use its core ideas to craft an artificial artificial neural network from scratch that reimplements it distill.pub/2020/circuits/cu…
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A question I recently got on YouTube: "Is recoil overkill for small apps? If so, what would you suggest otherwise?" My answer: @recoiljs's API is very simple. So there isn't a massive set up cost to it. I think that makes it a great candidate for small projects. However...
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Using the iPhone as a MIDI sound source: the capabilities are incredible, the UX is disastrous.
In computing we have a criterion for great tools: “Simple things should be simple, complex things should be possible”. I’ve started playing a new musical instrument that embodies this principle so well that it should be the canonical example...
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I have played guitar for years and I think I’m going to be better at this than at guitar very soon, and reach a higher peak capacity. It’s also (so far) way better ergonomically and I can play much more.
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Anyway, A+ would buy again because I’m over the moon.
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