dimitrisnl

há 4 mesesdiscuss

Looks like a fantastic opportunity and product. I'll share it!

há 5 mesesdiscuss

Brilliant, going to try it asap. I was looking for something like this!

há 6 mesesdiscuss

I hate it with passion. It won't respect pinned versions in package.json. I have to explicitly exclude stuff. Be better.

dimitrisnl

há 6 mesesdiscuss

Nothing wrong with jQuery. If a dev dependency irks me, I have no reason to revisit it no matter how better it got. We moved on.

dimitrisnl

há 6 mesesdiscuss

Any release will definitely not restore Webpack as the "first choice". That ship has sailed and Webpack has accumulated a lot of bad rep.

Maybe for a few people who used to run Webpacker in Rails, and migrated to shakapacker instead of Vite, it will be good news.

When a tool like this (which was never pleasant to work with) loses the lead, it never restores it.

dimitrisnl

há 7 mesesdiscuss

Noob question, but why no use ints for PK, and UUIDs for a public_id field?

dimitrisnl

há 7 mesesdiscuss

They haven't implemented RSC yet.

dimitrisnl

há 9 mesesdiscuss

The post is mostly about Phoenix LiveView, while the title makes it about the framework.

To be honest one of the reasons I don't like Phoenix is that even if I opt-out of LV in the generators, I still get a lot of LV code.

dimitrisnl

há 10 mesesdiscuss

what a timing

dimitrisnl

há 10 mesesdiscuss

I have only good things to say about TanStack start. I know there's some fatigue when it comes to full-stack JS/TS frameworks, since they re-invent ways to do data fetching, but are not in any way batteries-included.

I prefer it over Next.js and the whole RSC story, and it has sensible features that I missed in Remix (server functions from everywhere [1], middleware, type safety)

I wouldn't pick it as a full-stack framework, I will always keep my backend separate, but for a SSR-capable TypeScript framework it's amazing.

[1]: https://tanstack.com/start/latest/docs/framework/react/serve...

dimitrisnl

há 10 mesesdiscuss

Any good book recommendations?

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