@ryanvogel Just gave it a shot, looks nice and was easy to integrate! One small bug I noticed: in the app’s activity list it shows your avatar image for my own notification. My service has no avatar configured.
@housecor I agree. Tried to convince some teams in the past for the reasons you stated. But often we got into all kinds of discussions about details like tooling and project structures. Languages have different standards and it was really hard to convince others to deviate from them.
@zeeg Like it a lot, but wish it was easier to open on mobile. On iOS safari i first have to click menu, back, explore. Now the traces view opens with search in focus, but safari annoyingly zooms in. So now I have to zoom out, click menu again and now I can finally click on logs.
@orcdev Awesome! The main thing that’s not explicitly mentioned and leaves me wondering: the static shell is still returned by a process (lambda, container, etc) and not by something that can be easily placed behind a cdn (s3 bucket), right @feedthejim@nextjs ?
@timneutkens@JimsonRai@HeyMarkKop Is there something I can use to track this? I searched for an issue on GitHub but I couldn’t find one. Or maybe even a small roadmap of topics that are still planned for turbopack? Currently I’m just watching changes that land in canary.
@kettanaito Man, this is pretty awesome. This example made it perfectly click in my head in what great ways yield might be used. Web native suspense..!
@housecor If I see one of your posts I can be sure it’s something interesting or insightful. It’s why I look forward to reading a post if I see your name above it. I don’t see the opposite happening for a post made by AI. Thank you for all the content over the years!
@housecor I often struggle to decide when to use an assertion function, because it’s so easy to make it lie to typescript. I guess a solution could be to write tests for the assertion function as well? But if I write tests I might as well write a zod schema.
@feedthejim@mitsuhiko Would love this. Currently using https://t.co/ueh08XS0V1 to accomplish this but having this functionality built-in would be awesome.