@mxstbr@glenmaddern SC was an early crush for me with react and I only have fond memories of it. Even though I mostly use tailwind these days I still see some codebases now and then with SC.
Thanks for everything...oh and also thanks to Glen who taught me a lot with his courses etc
@housecor It depends on the service you're building ofc but generally when this is the case the FE locally only uses either the production api or at least a testing environment of the backend.
The BE dev environment is "theirs" and they probably don't expect the FE dev env to be stable
@housecor What I've done is similar but instead read from the query cache in details and if I find something "useful" I use that as placeholder data...I tend to use react-query-kit also that has middleware support that's useful for this type of situation
@jjenzz@kentcdodds@jjenzz meant it more like "I want the functionality of this thing but let me use my own component for rendering". That we had with render props and friends right? Still think it's a thing of beauty though...so thanks for creating it. I use the Slot a lot for my own components.
I love the new @figma vscode plugin...so nice not having to leave the editor. Just wish you could customize the "auto" css intellisense "system/thingy" to output css-in-js objects instead if you happen to not use regular css. Or maybe you can? 🤷♂️
@_asa Övertygad om att du har rätt Åsa. Jag har nog aldrig fått höra att jag har skinn på näsan. Rättfram, säga vad du tycker, rak, osv...ja du fattar...typ så. Osäkra män finns det tyvärr alldeles för gott om i vår branch och de blir ännu mer osäkra kring en kvinna...tyvärr.
@CompuIves Tailwind likely...I do have soft spot for vanilla extract and its sprinkles api (which basically is a bit like tailwind). But as a foundation likely tailwind because of docs and ease of use.
@torkelo@grafana That's my take too. I basically use react state just for component state, e.g. things like "is the dialog open or not". Then I use external state for app/domain state, be it something like react query for api calls etc and/or something subscribable for the other things. Looks 💯
@kentcdodds Love it too, makes things very easy.
I've had some concerns with the Checkbox primitive but maybe it's just me used to working with real inputs in forms. Otherwise I love it