Currently @betagouv. Ex @capitainetrain. I like berries and trains.

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Paul Chavard retweeted
yet another point in favour of remix' "manual" mode, which is basically react-router + some compiler niceties. I think I just want a good routing + fetching library and I'm mostly set. wary of standardizing on a bundler/plugins with opinions on compute architecture.
spending two years thinking about novel compute/storage architectures, and I’m now mostly against meta frameworks of any kind. becoming a crotchety “libraries > frameworks” guy.
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This is very disingenuous. HTMX folks realized they need local state reconciliation so next version will ship with some implementation of dom morphing. It has very similar gotchas to react hydration, except you don’t get actionable and precise errors 🤷‍♂️
...or you could just send HTML over the protocol that was designed to send HTML in the first place ( it's literally in the name! ). Why do so many developers chose to overcomplicate things instead of picking a lower friction path?
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Your clients cares about your ability to fix bugs and iterate over features quickly. I am not contradicting the previous tweet, but just keep in mind that if a tool makes you more efficient, it might be worthwhile investing in it 🤷‍♂️
Hey, psst. Let me tell you a secret. Your clients don't care if it's Bootstrap with jQuery and not Tailwind with Vue. That's it. That's the tweet.
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Paul Chavard retweeted
sneak-peek:🎈@partykit/react, the one framework to rule them all - Real-time React Server Components! - Keep business/rendering logic on the server, send UI over the wire in real-time - Zero API setup - one party per user, or per shared session, or even the whole world (scales to thousands of connections per instance) - Wire up your own reactive sources - Super fast "local" state, with ultra low latency syncing, powered by PartyKit - optional SSR / prerendering What would you build with this?
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Paul Chavard retweeted
S’en prendre à l’éducation de nos enfants dans des écoles publiques sans chauffage avec des toits qui tombent, pendant que tu finances à 12 millions d’€/an des purificateurs d’air et des piscines pour Stanislas et d’autre écoles privées. C’est plus grave qu’arroser une vitre.
S’en prendre à la culture et aux œuvres d’art est le point commun de tous les obscurantismes. Aucune cause - aussi légitime soit-elle - ne peut justifier ce qui s’est passé au #Louvre. Que les responsables de cette odieuse action soient fermement sanctionnés.
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Paul Chavard retweeted
🚨Why are several States suspending their funding to @UNRWA? In this thread, I will explain why this decision is profoundly unfair, extremely concerning, and possibly illegal.👇 theguardian.com/politics/202…
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REACT! Just got caught up on all the posts 😅 I'm near the top of the list of people who could justifiably complain about how they've handled communication, community, and technical details of the project But I'm not going to 🤗 With a spotlight as big as theirs, you're gonna find some warts--real and imagined--as you would with anybody imo React is still the best rendering library for the web and the people behind it are just doing their best, and actually doing a great job Fighting against it is going to set the web back a few years if you're successful. React has been been leading the pack for a decade now because it keeps raising the ceiling for UX with wonderfully encapsulated abstractions. Denying this is silly because every alternative looks exactly like it now They're doing it again with RSC, as part of the work they've been doing for several years that's finally coming to fruition. RSC is a solution to many problems most developers don't even know exist, that's why many people think it's "too complex of a solution" for the ones they do understand. As a framework author (and web developer since before JavaScript was created) I see them as absolutely revolutionary. If you can't acknowledge this, I'm not sure you've spent enough time on the front or back end of the stack of successful products with varying audiences. Yeah, the React team has fumbled the ball a few times in the last few years, most especially by accidentally torching relationships with prominent members of the community who didn't go work at facebook (I'm not alone, I have many DMs) and then accidentally coupling to Vercel But they're fixing this in earnest, and none of it was malice (I'd say just incentives) In the near future you're gonna feel like a kid in the candy store again building with React and we'll all be posting cool stuff we're doing instead of complaints, like it's 2014 all over again 🎉
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😅🤣🤯 Hold on to your butts people! After "low code" and "no code" we have "no bug code"!
Replying to @Espen_Antonsen
Whole point is to make something so simple that this is unnecessary. Absolutely no hands-on dev support. That's a 2010 enterprise sass thing. Employ Docker, sqlite, and other tools to ensure replicable environments and simply execution.
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As somebody who grew up on an off grid ranch in Idaho, farming and hunting and living off the land, I feel grateful and blessed to the point of tears every time I think about how I get to sit on my ass and solve puzzles all day. Like how the fuck did I get this lucky.
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I really like this. I encourage anyone interested in RSC to think of them as a new serialization format! It also means you don’t need js on the server to produce this format!
@ebey_jacob has referred to them as React Serialized Components which I liked
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11 January 2023 - ICJ, The Hague Watching African women & men fighting to save humanity & the int'l legal system against the ruthless attacks supported/enabled by most of the West will remain one of the defining images of our time. This will make history whatever happens.
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words are very cheap - how meaningful is tweeting this when the head of research at your company, Tal Broda, has actively called for the genocide of palestinians
muslim and arab (especially palestinian) colleagues in the tech community i've spoken with feel uncomfortable speaking about their recent experiences, often out of fear of retaliation and damaged career prospects. our industry should be united in our support of these colleagues; it is an atrocious time. i continue to hope for a real and lasting peace, and that in the meantime we can treat each other with empathy.
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Cette façon de faire croire que « Noël et ses traditions ne sont plus respectés » est absurde 🤦 L’objectif est de diviser la population laissant penser que « la France n’est plus la France ». Sauf que tout est faux : montage médiatique et politique insupportable de certains 👇
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Jim Rose is CEO at CircleCI. His company recently removed Paul Biggar from its board after he wrote in support of Palestinians Politely express concern on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/posts/jimdotros…
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This can happen in Paris because the mayor is only mayor for the small (6x7km) central area. The president of “greater Paris” is very right wing and hostile to bikes and public transport.
“A startling statistic emerged in Paris last month: during the morning and evening rush hours, on representative main thoroughfares crisscrossing the French capital, there are now more bicycles than cars – almost half as many again, in fact.” theguardian.com/cities/2023/…
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Announcing React Aria Components v1.0.0! 🥳 Over 40 components with built-in behavior, adaptive interactions, top-tier accessibility, and internationalization out of the box, ready for your styles. react-spectrum.adobe.com/rea…
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Paul Chavard retweeted
🔵 Après plus de 3 ans de négociations, les instances de l’UE ont finalement scellé un accord ce matin pour l’adoption du pacte européen sur la migration et l’asile. Une réforme cruelle, coûteuse et inefficace qui risque de créer toujours plus de souffrances et de multiplier les désastres humanitaires aux frontières et tout au long des parcours d’exil. lacimade.org/accord-sur-le-p…
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I want to talk about the Tal Broda/@OpenAI thing, because this is really important
That Tal Broda has not been fired from @OpenAI is a black mark on both the company and the future of AI. I've never seen anyone say these things about anyone and keep their job. Shocking
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