wait what

oh i guess useEffectEvent is progressing to Canary! clunky name but i’m happy the docs i wrote for it a few years ago ended up needing essentially no changes

Alguém precisa contar pra essas consultorias que elas vendem as horas dos seus funcionários? Onze mil pessoas a menos seriam menos horas pra vender. Seguindo o post que fiz mais cedo: essa demissão não é por causa de IA. Uma semana atrás a Reuter disse que eles contratarão 12 mil na Índia.

As features do Expo pra Web, ali com Expo Router, Router APIs, é bem parecido com Next.js, mas também funciona no Native, pode fazer sentido, melhor ainda se fizer alguns componentes com github.com/facebook/rea... pra algo future-proof

Vou começar um projeto de estudo, agora estou na dúvida se em react native ou next.js (apenas pra web)

Os 3 volumes têm referências cruzadas que apontam também para a versão online. Por exemplo, no cap. 3 (vol.1) cito exemplo da seção 18.3.4 (vol.3). E mostro o link curto fpy.li/4y pra botar no navegador e ir direto para o exemplo citado no PythonFluente.com. Impresso: www.catarse.me/pythonfluente

Já repararam numa coisa? "Tail" = cauda "Wind" = vento "Vento da cauda" = "peido". É uma ferramenta que se chama "peido". A web tá obcecada com uma ferramenta que se chama "peido".

acabei de sair de uma conversa com o @felgus.dev e estamos preparando um layout novo para seu blog segue spoilers do que acontecerá

Tailwind só poderia existir num ambiente quebrado e numa indústria hiperfocada em entrega rápida, pena q a web é assim

We're excited to announce React Conf speakers from some of your favorite React frameworks and build tools like @expo.dev @nextjs.org Parcel @reactrouter.com @redwoodjs.com Rock @tanstack.com

great article - highly recommend giving it a read

We're live: twitch.tv/ryansolid

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We're excited to announce React Conf's first AI-related talk: a discussion panel with @vjeux.bsky.social @kentcdodds.com @swyx.io @t3.gg moderated by @leerob.com

For the first time in the 4 years I've been doing Friday streams, I will be having a @react.dev Core Team member as a guest. I'm excited to welcome @ricky.fm on to talk all things React. Past, present, future. www.youtube.com/live/3vw6EAm...

This Week In React 251 - By @tboba.pl & @piaskowyk.bsky.social 🍿 Read/subscribe: thisweekinreact.com/newsletter/251 ⚛️ React - TanStack Start 1.0 RC - React Router RSC - React ESLint plugins - Vite - <ViewTransition> 📱 RN - Nitro Modules/Fetch - Live Activity - localStorage - Workflows TestFlight

isso aqui vai ser quase um superbowl do frontend: www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vw6...

Packt sent me a copy of this guy for review. It's actually a solid intro and covers the bleeding-edge features of React well. If you know any folks just starting out, this would be a great learning resource for them.

An upstream network problem has been impacting almost all Bluesky network services for the past 3-4 hours. Posting and other public interactions are disrupted for many accounts. As connectivity recovers, the firehose and other services will see large surges of events.

Eu venho falando há meses que o lançamento do Tanstack start vai representar o primeiro concorrente forte ao Next.js, vamo ver como a indústria vai reagir a isso

tá mais pra "flutter é uma bosta", pq react native suporta o liquid glass desde o primeiro dia do beta 🤭

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_...

E obviamente tem gente falando que o problema é o React

Vocês tão de sacanagem que teve um outage no cloudflare por causa de um useEffect hahahahaha

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

My quest continues to build "Apple Notes, but markdown and cross-platform." Big changes: Switched from Svelte to React Switched from raw ProseMirror to TipTap Switched from opening files to writing files to a directory automatically, complete with file name generation ✨

I _think_ I've made significant progress here: - baseline tests pass (minus patches) - benchmark setup shows this branch faster than v10 - testing in an RTKQ benchmark shows ~50% faster Immer+RTK updates, ~30% less scripting time? so, possibly sizeable perf wins! github.com/immerjs/imme...

AGORA ACABOU, AGORA JÁ ERA

The real innovation in UI libraries will be scheduling. The goal for my react conf talk next month is to explain why you should use all these async Fiber features because scheduling updates is the biggest performance problem in your app - no matter what library you use.

Then there are the streaming SSR features that let you schedule work to run in different physical places instead of only time. Selective hydration automatically schedules higher priority user input first. And RSC lets you schedule components and data to run outside the client bundle.

ViewTransition will let you coordinate animations for batches of UI. SuspenseList will let you specify the order UI loads in as. All with simple declarative APIs that allow React to control when things update, instead of the user needing to imperatively control it.

Today, we’ve basically shipped most of the features to solve the scheduling problems Fiber wanted to solve. Suspense lets you break the page into loadable chunks. Transitions let you prioritize user input and show immediate optimistic updates. Activity lets you defer hidden content.

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...

I'm working on a report on the causes of burnout in open source software. If you're a part of the OSS community, I would love to hear your thoughts, either here on Bluesky, or privately via email (see post). Thanks 😊 mirandaheath.website/report-on-bu...

Google glass: o retorno

Acaba de me ocorrer que se essa brincadeira de que codar é escrever prompts e deixar autocompletar se prolongar por muito tempo chegaremos a um ponto em que grande parte dos devs ou estarão atrofiados ou serão inexperientes. Uma "dev idiocracy". E isso vai vai custar muito caro.

Mais um avanço no projeto da facul ✨ Hoje trabalhei na prototipação do efeito hover em cards e botões Ainda tô pensando em melhorar o texto de localização e títulos dos esportes #uidesign #design #ux #prototyping #buildinpublic

🎥 New (Video) Podcast: "Navigating the World of Web Accessibility with Sara Soueidan", with @kevinpowell.co www.youtube.com/watch?v=ndGK... I finally sat down with Kevin for a long-overdue, in-depth conversation about web #accessibility, and we had a blast!

I gave a talk on modern React patterns, including concurrent features, Actions, and the new <ViewTransition> component, at @reactuniverseconf.com last week. Watch the talk here! www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3As...

cool post!

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

Delégua só tem 338 estrelas. Você tem conta no GitHub? Pode dar uma lá? github.com/DesignLiquid...

Pituguês Web Desenvolvimento em React + Vite de um editor de código web para o dialeto Pituguês. github.com/DesignLiquid...

A ironia de testes em React foi que Mataram o enzyme em detrimento do React testing library pq ele “testava a renderização ao invés de detalhes de implementação”, agora a moda é “mockar para isolar componentes externos” e testes gerados por LLM mockam absolutamente tudo, inclusive os componentes

I like this new lint rule 👏 Don't rethrow JS errors without a cause!

Nova versão do felgus.dev no ar

Absolute JSX

ai minha humilde primeira "aula" cursodejava.online/aula-1introd...