@joaomdmoura@gillinghammer Was thinking this weekend about how CRDTs are a great fit for the data that agents update (and could also be represented in a UI to see them at work).
⛩ New Blog Post: Introducing Waku, the minimal React Framework that enhances React Server Component (RSC) usage. Perfect for RSC enthusiasts or those curious about Waku.
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@gill_kyle@laurieontech Everything is much more nuanced than the sweeping statements you'll see, especially when folks are selling into one of the paradigms.
SPAs can be plenty fast. What do your customers want?
@remcohaszing I think in certain bubbles/circles they became less of the "go to", especially when it comes to higher-level libraries.
But I do think a lot of folks kept on quietly, and productively, using them. They're often a default for metaframeworks (and for good reason).
As apps grow, the permutations of styles are effectively infinite. Compiling to atomic classes means CSS output grows logarithmically rather than linearly.
Atomic/Utility/Functional CSS is basically assembly for presentation so it's always cool to see libraries treat it as a compile target.
https://t.co/Nq2OxpuuCs
XState v5 is finally here 🚀
→ Express any logic, from promises to state machines
→ Much simpler API
→ Massively improved TypeScript experience
→ Smaller bundle size, zero deps
→ Advanced statechart features
→ New docs, examples++
npm i xstate