Kim Ode

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

I’m attending JSNation US. Join me there for free with 10k other JS engineers and 50+ great speakers. Just follow this badge.
https://t.co/xHI9YAjDFy
#JSNationUS

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

🦋 ode dot kim

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

a library we use at work has minified it's dist code, so we can no longer augment it with patch package. such a pain

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

tech twitter literally one year ago:
Omg, stop going after shiny new dev tools! The only thing that matters is delivering value to your users

Tech twitter now:
Omg are you not using Cursor
Omg are you not using Tanstack Start
Omg are you not using Bun

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@TkDodo @DorShinar It's unfortunately often not practical when you have 10+ such event handlers in different parts of your app and someone opening the page with an url to consider.

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

graphql gets a lot of hate these days, but turns out it's actually great for sharing data fetching requirements between client & server components

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

tried Cursor today at work. didn't seem that much better than Copilot, and the ux changes from default vscode are kinda annoying

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@jamonholmgren cool stuff!

[MobX-State-Tree Official @MSTjavascript]

We just published a new recipe about a community library, mst-query. If you need to manage async data with MobX-State-Tree, you'll want to read up! Link in thread.

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

pretty crazy how we got server components & react compiler before a built-in client state manager that's not too basic to do anything remotely complex

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@jamonholmgren @TkDodo @coolsoftwaredev what we mostly wanted from react-query was:
* normalization of deeply nested data
* easily refetch queries when stale/mutated
* gc of unused models in paginated lists
so I ended up reimplementing those things

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@jamonholmgren @TkDodo @coolsoftwaredev nope. duplicating data over two client caches was a real issue for our app (which to be fair is quite massive)

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@TkDodo @jamonholmgren @coolsoftwaredev sorry for the confusion :) but while mst-query initially was written on top of react-query, it's now pure mst/mobx

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@jamonholmgren @coolsoftwaredev @TkDodo yea, exactly. you can call store.users.query({ request: ...) manually from anywhere

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@coolsoftwaredev @TkDodo @jamonholmgren gotcha :) would love to know more about the syntax issues. mst-query is very flexible but maybe not as terse as some people would like, I guess that's it? this is the same code as Jamon posted earlier but with mst-query

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@coolsoftwaredev @TkDodo @jamonholmgren what are you missing from mst-query? imo the difficult parts are already done, and a lot of the apis from react query doesn't make sense to port since we already have something similar in mst/mobx

[Kim Ode @kimode_x]

@dan_abramov2 @jjenzz @tomus_sherman @t3dotgg @jacobmparis @alvarlagerlof for an app with lots of data fetching in tooltips, dropdowns, nested tabs, multiple lists with infinite scroll/pagination, should you use server actions, a client fetching solution or something else? i've read conflicting things on this

[Ryan Florence @ryanflorence]

I think I’ve had it with apple. The web could be so much better for app development, I’ve just been kinda patiently waiting for safari to stop lagging but they really don’t care and it shows.

A few people there have been apple to push css stuff forward but nothing we really need

[Maximiliano Firtman @firt]

🔥It's official🔥

👿Evil Apple is back, and it's killing PWAs on iOS for EU users🇪🇺

"To comply with the DMA’s requirements, we had to remove the Home Screen web apps feature in the EU.

－"Very low user adoption of Home Screen web apps"
－"Minimal impact to their functionality"