Hi, everyone 👋 I recently released a new Zelda cover song. @celia_rngd could it be considered for your playlist ? (Sorry I tagged you in a public post, but I can't message you unless I am a premium user... 😅)
https://t.co/FofyM34zgc
@longmaaaa@nextjs That's what i'm afraid as well. I found some reddit's thread about it, and @leeerob didn't recommend it. That was around 2021, though.
Is there a way that I can fetch big amounts of data in @nextjs without blocking the page? kind of in the background. I preload X amount of items and I have an infinite scroll that notifies me when to load more, but I am wondering if I can keep fetching behind the scenes.
@katsuba_igor One weakness is to attract newbies. For them, it's not just Angular. It's Angular + TS + RXJS + Understand context with D.I.
All of this is necessary(Signals are very cool but still with RXJS you do magic), but there should be a more flat and progressive learning curve.
NextJS with Zustand is probably the best combo ever for managing simple states. Wrap it with createStore and a useContext and you will have a proper initialization from the server if you need to populate the initial state with some dynamic data.
I love it! ❤️
I am surprised by the amount of hate for the app router in @nextjs. TBH once you spend some time, the integration of RSC is one of the best features I've seen for React. I really like the composition options and the constant communication client/server is just fantastic.
@MitchKarajohn@nextjs Yes, you are right here. I just saw it via the network tab. But I completely agree that probably a correct https config should be fine for that. Thanks for reaching out with some ideas 😄
I have a question regarding @nextjs and server actions: What's a good approach for password fields? I have a form and the action server receiving the formData. In the network tab from my browser I can see the call to my server and the payload shows the value of the password.
@MitchKarajohn@nextjs I agree with you. However using the --experimental-https flag to run the server in Next and submitting the form via server components along with useFormState, I can still see the plain password for it. That's why I am wondering if it's safe to proceed with it.
@MitchKarajohn@nextjs The guides suggest attaching the form action directly to the server actions. Maybe a middle step where I receive the formData and can encrypt the value before sending it to the Next server.
@GergelyOrosz My samsung galaxy s10 e is still working like charm since 2019. I only feel that i need an upgrade when the phone runs really slow and i don't get new updates for the apps
This is one of the best articles I have read about zone.js and Angular, what's new, and which directions might have available Angular in the future.
Thanks, @Enea_Jahollari 👏, your articles help me to improve my journey ☺️
I just published A change detection, zone.js, zoneless, local change detection, and signals story 📚
It includes almost all the info I have about Angular's past, present, and future when it comes to change detection ✨
https://t.co/jDZ10cJ6I0
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