Just had a chance to watch @ryansolid.bsky.social’s transitions stream, highly recommend watching it if you want to understand where frameworks are innovating today www.youtube.com/live/eZAcJc_...

can't wait for <Fragment ref> to ship, so hyped for it

React innovates in scheduling Other frameworks focus on DOM update performance Scheduling has a much greater impact! Everyone should read this thread to understand React's true competitive advantage.

React created multiple async UI threads in a single browser JS thread and people are out here saying it’s not innovating?

deleted my npm tokens, checkmate worms

No one got the pun

The thesis of this post is that React isn't innovating and other UI libraries are. But the real issue is that React's innovations are overshadowed by it's own success. www.lorenstew.art/blog/react-w...

If y’all promise not to ask me for docs or blog posts maybe I’ll explain a bit about why creating a cache API for suspense is so hard

Who do I talk to at bsky to decrease the animation speed for animations across the board? Tapping on a post from feed for example needs to be cut in half

I don't know who needs to hear this, but here are some alternatives to fetching data in useEffect:

If anyone at Netflix wants to know exactly why the new UI caused your watch numbers to drop hit me up

you learn a lot about a website when the css fails to load

Huh an awful lot of rhetoric shifted from Old Testament to New Testament over the past few hours

happy cartel's chroma 2025 release day for all who celebrate 😮‍💨

I think at this point Aurora understands transitions and optimistic better than I do, watch this talk

Any podcasts or streams want to invite me on to talk about React transitions, suspense, and optimistic?

I think what makes transitions and suspense so hard to understand is that they are not solving code problems or performance problems They’re solving UX problems

hypocrisy is such a cheat code. when something you like happens you can say whatever you want, and when something you don't like happens you get to tell people what they should say

I think I might do a talk at React Conf, what do you want to hear more about?

“Hey Siri, publish this post at 12:00” Siri: “Got it, scheduled for 12:00am”

we can't escape him

THE BEEP BOOP BEEPS ARE COMING FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE!

oops

who called it a fluorescent driveway and not what is a fluorescent driveway

i once tried “strong opinions, weekly held” as a joke but half the readers didn’t notice the spelling and the other half must’ve thought i can’t spell

Life should have never got more complicated then who would be number one on TRL today

“People doubted the Internet, too” no we doubted NFTs and the metaverse and other such bullshit these snake oil peddlers tried to hustle shut up

I'm pleased to have had a small hand in this (all actual credit to @tomocchino.com). it is music to my ears — and, I hope, to open source maintainers and community alike... 🎶 specifically, I'm delighted that @vercel.com (and others) _see the value_ in aiming for openness, portability + choice.

HTML is good actually

oh so you *don’t* find todo lists using 6 figure enterprise spreadsheets and a framework of 3-hour-long meetings to be helpful and productive???

OKRs are where impact dies

Transitions feel best if you use the pending state or an optimistic state to give the user feedback while it completes. Should there be a default loading state if no other feedback shown? Many people are saying there should be.

Let's talk about why batched transitions are usually better. Here is a cart where changing the quantity updates the total. The item subtotal and cart total update async. Take a second to think of what should happen if you increase the quantity:

Americans Astronomers watching watching US politics Betelgeuse 🤝 “It could happen at any time”

I heard some complaints about React batching transitions (mostly on twitter), so I jumped over to the bad place and explained why batching transitions by default is good actually: x.com/rickhanlonii...

realistic Star Trek

Okay, so, we train humans, in various skills, then we pay the humans, in some sort of currency, to perform tasks, that produce value… Has anyone ever tried this before?

"transitions suck" the transitions:

remember folks, we cant have gun restrictions because if we do the federal government will occupy our streets, imprison people without due process, ship dissidents to foreign gulags and things of that nature

AI slop is out of control github.com/facebook/rea...

“While smoking only one cigarette works best, we’ve learned that over time they will probably kill you”

I can’t understand how companies are forcing engineers to use AI other than the people making the decision don’t write code and definitely haven’t used AI to write code

Turns out some of the “we want small government” people kiiiinda wanted the government to be just one guy.

I wonder if the people who complained about react team tweets supplementing docs are harpy now that every library does it except react

you mean all this time if we'd shouted enough google would've put serifs back in??

I don’t know what a Tech Lead is and at this point I’m too afraid to ask

I just saw a thread debating if React is a library or framework again so I’m here to give the answer once and for all: Stop. Just stop. It doesn’t matter. It’s 2025 not 2015, debate something useful.

i need politicians to be as mad at housing prices as they are about cracker barrel's new logo

Top 10 third wave emo bands: 10. Starting Line 9. Dashboard 9. Finch 7. Early November 6. Spill Canvas 5. Something Corporate 4. Fall out boy 3. The Used 2. Say Anything 1. Talking back Sunday This is the only correct list and I will not be taking questions at this time.