Solid is quietly becoming the best framework for serious AI
- assisted enterprise work
- Strong conventions
- Predictable patterns
- Clear boundaries
While other ecosystems keep inventing 14 ways to do the same thing, Solid gives the agent far fewer ways to go off the rails
Not sure who needs to hear this, but...
AI changes transport/distribution. It doesn't alter physics.
When code becomes cheap to produce, the limiting factor becomes how much complexity your architecture can absorb.
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Implementing this relatively big app with 0 useEffects or any hooks, for that matter, is a tiny personal achievement of mine.
Build with @solid_js and TanStack Router. Phenomenal tools.
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We need to bring more attention to the situation we have with npm. Drizzle releases are completely blocked by npm because of "too many published versions" (we have 1397 versions)
There is no way for us to delete old versions, unpublish old versions, or really do anything except contact the support team. Of course, we did that >3 weeks ago, but there has been no action from the npm team at all. Drizzle has >11.5M downloads/week and is used by hundreds of thousands of developers across the globe, yet we're getting no help from npm
It's not like only 10 people are blocked. There are many teams and developers waiting for us to ship important features, improvements, and fixes (Imagine receiving a security report in this situation and having zero ways to release a patch). Npm support keeps sending bot replies saying they need more time to handle the case
I'm begging someone to help us find anyone from the npm team who can help us delete old versions that are not used by anyone anymore, or at least give us a way to ship releases again
ps why is having 1397 releases a problem at all?
@kettanaito OK, I think you can do it the way the React template does it.
Just make a new template with npx @tanstack/cli@latest create and then select sentry and look at instrument.server.mjs and where it's used.
That should work.
@oriSomething@kettanaito From my experience, Solid is also top to bottom rendering. The main difference is how the changes propagate to DOM.
But yea, you need to see/use it to know if it's what you want/need or not.
@oriSomething@kettanaito Yeah, as you said that's true for any framework. But I think what Solid does a very good job with is it's primitives. Good primitives make writing bad code hard.
Like data fetching (Promise) has a builtin primitive, and things like onMount removes the need for a lot of effects.