Helping make the world a bit better through better Web. I love creating great things with great people. He/him. @Cloudflare. Previously: Angular, Google, Sun
I've been recently thinking a lot about the Web, frameworks, why we do what we do, and why it matters at all.
Back in November I joined @Cloudflare to help build a better Web. I'm stoked about the opportunity ahead, and I'm now happy to share my story: https://t.co/y3Nyoet5OM
At 11am PT tomorrow, @IgorMinar and @AnfibiaCreativa, join @tannerlinsley and I to talk about Web Fragments, a fresh take on Microfrontends.
https://t.co/4aLgfjbuPM
This will be fun! Come and join us! We'll dissect Web Fragments (https://t.co/6U8cYB6EF7) together to see if the claim "radically different take on micro-frontends" is justified.
At 11am PT tomorrow, @IgorMinar and @AnfibiaCreativa, join @tannerlinsley and I to talk about Web Fragments, a fresh take on Microfrontends.
https://t.co/4aLgfjbuPM
🚀 New episode of Señors @ Scale just dropped!
I sat down with @IgorMinar and @AnfibiaCreativa to talk about WebFragments: a radical rethink of how we build micro-frontends.
🎧 https://t.co/oG6UWlmlXE
🎧 https://t.co/ntpjRLJl2y
👇 Highlights below
@TIDAL Don’t be building a silo. Make the app great and allow it to seamlessly interop with competitors so you compete on sound quality and UX and not stickiness of the subscription.
@TIDAL I also want to share music with people not (yet) on Tidal. In the past I could share a link and it would allow them to play the song on Tidal or streaming service they were subscribed to. That’s now gone, which is sad and big step backwards.
I don't have a problem with making new RPC systems! I can stop any time I want! But I don't want to. So I made a new one for you. It's called Cap'n Web. It's like Cap'n Proto RPC, except focused on working great in browsers and JavaScript/TypeScript servers. (Links in thread.)
@dok2001@naveedahmed Same applies to react/remix/rr7/etc. just a general best practice.
Node compat is great if you need to run an existing app or reach for a node specific library.
@dok2001@naveedahmed I haven’t actually tried yet, but possibly! I would still recommend going nodeless which Angular natively supports. Previous gen frameworks like Angular or React tend to be quite inefficient on the server so running them with as few dependencies as possible is highly recommended
Getting ready to hit the stage at @WeAreDevs world congress to talk about https://t.co/lZJu4T5gAG with @AnfibiaCreativa.
Come say hi to Stage 5 in 20min if you are here!
@KentonVarda Two way road, on which you can pass slow traffic, but only from the lane that touches the dashed line. Usually used when passing in the other direction would be dangerous due to limited visibility (a dip - like above, or a curved road).
@KentonVarda It’s not common to have multilane roads that don’t have a wall-of-some-kind in between. So it’s less of a problem. But I do agree that yellow line is better.
@JohnRodkey@dok2001@zeeg We use it in newly rewritten portions of https://t.co/MM2XHwTeRG as well as in some of our internal research apps. It’s been refreshing to see innovation in the frontend space after many years of just minor tweaks on existing approaches.
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@brandontroberts@AlanAgius4@angular It would be interesting to diff ng updated app vs ng new and copying the few files. If the diff is close to 0 then that would be a sign of huge success of ng update working as intended.