Who's gonna win, @DrizzleORM or some tedious tool for quering databases using CAPSLOCK?
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Server components are dead simple. Who is saying they are complex?
After a few hours debugging hydration errors, learning that libraries often provide two separate functions (one meant for client and one for server), wrapping existing react libraries to add “use client” at the top, being forced to make new files just to move code around, figuring out why you data is stale because frameworks add caching to work around the fact that rsc rerunning everything over again on revalidates, forgetting window doesn’t exist on your RSCs, remembering your client server boundary so you don’t accidentally expose secrets env variables, needing to add server-only imports on files so you don’t accidentally import them on client components, it’s all smooth sailing baby 😎
I don't get server components. They seem to be a narrow usecase solver that was set as default by @nextjs. The new dev experience is frustrating. Switching to @remix_run!
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Is there a demo app which I can install and try out @tamagui_js components on my Android? 🤔
Which one you use or you think is better?
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Tip: @ChromeDevTools can now override the content of Fetch/XHR requests! Great for mocking APIs without waiting on backend changes!
This and lots more in Chrome 117: bit.ly/wnd117















