Rémi de Juvigny

I just installed the "10x faster TS" extension for vscode, and they weren't lying, intellisense is a lot snappier now ⚡

Years later, still the best way to keep up with the React ecosystem

If you have a flat route tree, then plain React Queries in your components will work fine. The case where that'll stop being performant is if you have nested routes that each fetch some data, which is pretty common

Without loaders you get request waterfalls, which become quite bad for performance as your app grows in complexity

After a couple of years on the sidelines, this is the 1st RSC implementation I could use at work. Very exciting

Major Reddit communities will go dark to protest threat to third-party apps Moderators say third-party apps are essential for their work.

Not anymore, but there used to be a bunch: www.theverge.com/2023/6/5/237...

The open source panel stage at strapi conf

Ending #strapiconf strong with a panel of open source experts: @meilisearch.com, @mk.gg from @astro.build and Strapi sharing their experience running OSS projects

Airbus team presenting their digital architecture on stage

Airbus showing off their engineering expertise on digital topics #strapiconf

Their strapi metrics: 4.2M entries multiplied by 50 locales

Why perf matters. What kind of scale is that 😳

Adidas engineers showing an architectute diagram slide

Another slide about workflows

Adidas at #strapiconf showing off their "future of content" architecture to manage all their platforms worldwide. Galaxy brain stuff

Just found out the E in ES6, ES2025, etc. stands for European 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺

Meet our Speakers

Boaz Poolman is the Co-Founder at PluginPal Now, he's coming to #StrapiConf 2025

We're thrilled to welcome Boaz Poolman to the Strapi stage!
💡 Senior Developer Uncinc
💡 Strapi Community Star

⏳ Ready to go—join us on May 13th in Paris!
🎟️ Secure your spot now → strapi.link/4j0eJHl

A google search for "solito.dev remix" returns music videos

Remix was a cool name for a framework but I won't miss it too much since every google search looks like this

2024 raycast wrapped summary showing 60k opens

in case anyone needed proof that i'm a nerd, here's how much i used @raycast.com this year

Google meet but when you try to pin someone's camera they get an alert

CSR. Won't get to do server stuff for another 1-2 years

Let me know how it goes! Some plugins haven't been migrated yet, but generally the feedback is that the upgrade has been quite smooth with the docs: docs.strapi.io/dev-docs/mig...

Advent of TypeScript Advent of TypeScript

Let's see how long I can keep up with these TS challenges this year 🎄

@github.com feature request: only ping reviewers when/if the CI passes on my PR

📌

It's fascinating to seem them dial this knob between "make power users happy" and "make it easy to monetise"

Salut, possible de m'incruster ? 😄

same thing with @tanstack.com start. I prefer this client-first style a lot more, fewer gotchas

My team's been cooking a fun new Strapi feature. Trying to bring the CMS and frontends closer together

Your point about a person's identity being a venn diagram is perfect. It's such a central flaw of activitypub. And identity happens to be the thing @atproto.com does best

You rewatch the office every couple of years. I rewatch silicon valley every couple of years. We are not the same

Quick start guide to building applications on AT Protocol - AT Protocol In this guide, we're going to build a simple multi-user app that publishes your current "status" as an emoji.

I just read through the @atproto.com quick start guide, and it seems so much simpler than building on ActivityPub. Makes me want to try putting something together with Remix atproto.com/guides/appli...

No GPS required: our app can now locate underground trains Bad service in the subway? Our offline motion detection shows where you are between stations, and reminds you when your stop’s up next

Coolest engineering blog post I've read in a while. Subways + smart engineering 🤯 blog.transitapp.com/go-undergrou...

google meet feature request: displaying a warning goes overtime (or a couple of minutes before)

What struck me about it was realizing how game changing their innovation would have been – if it had been real, of course. I never thought easy blood tests could have this much impact. Hopefully someone else pulls it off