@qntm yes definitely, meta did something similar for android: https://t.co/eFqWpV1naM
not sure of any open source ones that do this for JS though. if you control both sides you should compile to bytecode and ship that over to save space
@dan_abramov liking it a lot but similar to @cnakazawa, end up reading the code to understand some of the undocumented behaviour (eg around GCs). discord has been great for q&a though. we do use relay-hooks as well though because we haven’t adopted suspense yet
@unsaturated@steipete yeah but that doesn’t really scale to a large eng org where there’s no real product/code boundaries. dylibs are kinda nice because some random +load in a product doesn’t run if a user never loads the feature that uses that class
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@andpoul@read_cv@CollierAdam we use a data loader to group document fetches but other than that not much. We are thinking about using query listeners but haven’t optimised that part of the stack yet