Kevin Crawford

@ricky.fm will you have your demo source on github?

Would love to take a closer look at it, asynchronously

oooo sick!

I really like their content collections API for markdown content. Wish I could use it standalone with other stacks (like next.js)

Trunk based development with feature flags is 😚🤌🏼

These are some sweet updates 👏🏼

@danabra.mov what’s the tech stack for your blog?

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Lol I bought a product called “Dawg Food” recently and tbh it’s not bad 😂

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I know you didn’t want to name names but I would really love to see the links 

(Also, I thought the idea was not to reset state, even if props.wrap changes)

> Or, if you want to avoid an extra DOM node when not wrapping, you can use a key to intentionally reset state

What would that code look like?

Excellent article. I wrestled with refreshing myself on this recently even after 20+ years of writing CSS 😅

Tbh I find direct traffic hard to believe. How is that measured? Are query params used? Referrer header? Does a link with rel="noreferrer" count as direct traffic?

I think there are common lint rules that require noreferrer if you have target=“_blank” - github.com/jsx-eslint/e...

Which analytics tool are you using?

What happens if you post on /r/fullstack 😂

Another thought is experiment is to just try and imagine a single cohesive docs experience … and then work backwards to think about how to make that work across the diff repos

How about

- core and react-redux both have own docs that can function as standalone (checked into their own repos), and are published as NPM package artifacts

- as RTK is the highest level of abstraction (depends on core and react-redux) it is the entry point or main wrapper for all the docs

Awesome article! Shared with my team. The only improvement I would wish for is to tie it all together with <Suspense /> in the conclusion

Is this supposed to be an n+1 query metaphor 🤔

Is *gestures vaguely* “streaming support” needed for RSC?

RFC: Deployment Adapters API · vercel next.js · Discussion #77740 To ensure Next.js can be deployed anywhere, including severless platforms with custom requirements, we are planning to add deployment adapters. Vercel will use the same adapter API as every other p...

When they ship deployment adapters those conspiracy theories should largely be null and void.

It should have been prioritized sooner tbh

github.com/vercel/next....

I always thought of it as an ode to Twitter and an optimistic/idealistic outlook for itself as a platform/ecosystem. A brilliant name tbh.

If using vscode you could try

"typescript.preferences.importModuleSpecifierEnding": "ts"

Tbh sounds like a problem with your IDE but maybe one of these will help:

www.typescriptlang.org/tsconfig/#al...

github.com/import-js/es...

I would be inclined to try configuring lint rules to enforce imports without file extensions.

🤔 I’m confused what you’re trying to do then.

Do you mean that you have a foo.ts file but you have `import foo from 'foo.js'`?

tsconfig.json has an `allowJs: true|false` setting, does that help?

Have you guys seen those squirrels running along the fences??

I couldn’t find any documentation for unit testing RSCs either

Peak music player UX for me was with a tricked out foobar2k setup I had with a custom skin and key bindings, back around 2004-2007 when I still used windows. It was the only app I missed after migrating to mac.

I’ve always wanted to build my own music app ever since.

@leerob.com this was such a great example and I wanted to show my team the implementation, but the repo has been taken down. Any chance you could make it available again? 🙏🏼

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