@tannerlinsley cool, didn't know about tanstack stats! ๐
I'd like to see some auto-suggestions after adding one package which npm-trends used to do it but don't see it nowadays.
Today we are excited to announce Rolldown-Vite: a technical preview of the version of Vite entirely powered by the Rust stack we built over the past year (Oxc + Rolldown):
https://t.co/j9nK2y3LvL
@BrooksLybrand Thanks for visuals and talk. I was just looking into new changes since I referred it last time and was confused about the current way in RR7 as some repo has convention from remix-flat-routes which I realised later that not supported out of box.
@TkDodo Interesting! Thanks for sharing. I think having mention of it (or article link) on optimistic updates page of react query docs would be helpful.
@reactjs Great! At first, I thought it's a stable version but then realised RC there is for Release Candidate and not the short form of React Compiler. ๐
Am I imagining things or is there a difference between React 18 and 19 in terms of how Suspense handles parallel fetching? In 18, there is a "per component" split, so putting two components into the same Suspense Boundary, where each was doing a fetch, was still firing them in parallel:
<Suspense fallback={<p>...</p>}>
<RepoData name="tanstack/query" />
<RepoData name="tanstack/table" />
</Suspense>
This fires two queries, in parallel, waits until both are resolved and then shows the whole sub-tree.
In React 19, as far as I can see, the queries run in a waterfall now. I think I remember @rickyfm mentioning something like this but I can't find any evidence now.
/cc @acdlite@dan_abramov2
Does it make sense to have React Server Component (RSC) when the backend server is different altogether in some other language? What are the advantages in that case?
#reactconf#rsc@reactjs
๐ April release for @code is here. Check out some highlights:
๐ผ๏ธ Preview images & videos in Markdown
๐ฑ๏ธ Middle-click to paste in Terminal
โจ๏ธ Quick Search across your workspace files
๐ฌ GitHub Copilot's Inline Chat in the Terminal
โฆ & much more
https://t.co/L4EwugpQGS
@ChromeDevTools Unable to set custom or specific theme color to dev tools only. I had to change entire chrome theme to normal so I can see devtools in default color. ๐ฅฒ