Fredrik Höglund

Freelance developer - React Query maintainer - Occasional OSS contributor - Been putting React on servers for a decade - Father of two - Homebrewer

[Natalie Marleny @NatalieMarleny]

Gitlip Editors: Demo Launch 🌷

Gitlip is a collaborative coding platform, and today we’re launching the demo for Gitlip Editors - our take on collaborative coding environments.

If you've ever wanted to collaborate on Markdown or code with the convenience of Google Docs, our demo is for you.

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@cakemakerjake I realized my name was Ephem over there, so I updated it to my full name when I saw this to make me easier to find, so should be visible in search now. Thanks for pointing this out!

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

🦋

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@cakemakerjake Haha, it is not! 😂 This is me: https://t.co/2erH2RCpTf

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@jamannnnnn Good to hear and thanks for saying so, definitely helps motivation!

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

Oh wow, rollup-plugin-preserve-directives is almost at 30k weekly downloads, it's probably time to make a stable release.. 🙄

I should probably add a pipeline and tests too, especially with all the new directives flying around, I just wish days had more hours.

[Natalie Marleny @NatalieMarleny]

Interested in how to host Infinite Git Repos on @Cloudflare? ⛅️

At Gitlip we’ve accomplished this using
- Cloudflare Workers
- Durable Objects
- @libgit2
- @nixos_org
- WebAssembly
- @emscripten

and now we’ve written about how we did it.

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@elibelly @ReactAdvanced Me! Me! 🙋‍♂️🤗

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@TkDodo @phry @alvarlagerlof I KNEW there was something I forgot! 🤦‍♂️

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@alvarlagerlof @acemarke @ReactAdvanced I'm arriving Thursday afternoon, staying until Sunday, will be so great to meet both of you again!

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@alvarlagerlof This makes me want to add this function. What it would do is populate the cache entry with "🐟🐠🐡" as a helpful means of finding that you've made an error.

Would also take longer than usual, because fishing is about waiting.

[Kadi Kraman 💚 @kadikraman]

How did I not know these work in GitHub😍

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@TkDodo I keep saying this could change library APIs in a huge way. 😀

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@TkDodo Not only that, having "isomorphic" globals that are scoped per request on the server would also unlock moving a bunch of stuff off of context altogether. Imagine instead of having to do useQueryClient and pass that around, you could just import queryClient anywhere.

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@sebastienlorber @pleunv @sophiebits @oljimenez Yeah, I can't decide if your example up top can accidentally break, or if it is accidentally working. Glass half full half empty kind of situation I guess. 😆

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@pleunv @sophiebits @sebastienlorber @oljimenez Oh yeah, it only becomes a problem when it becomes a problem, like when your app is suddenly suspending at a level it didn't before. There are unexpected cases like an error happening on the server and that top level Suspense boundary is now used to retry on the client.

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@pleunv @sophiebits @sebastienlorber @oljimenez Yeah. We had bug reports in React Query about doing:

const [queryClient] = useState(() => new QueryClient())

when there was a Suspense boundary above that. If that boundary was hit, a new queryClient was created.

Same with this promise thing: https://t.co/ATzO2R8Skj

[Fredrik Höglund @ephemjs]

@TkDodo @tan_stack My brain always hurts when we talk, but in a good way! I feel the information density is always super high.