zoontek
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Comment · 2 years ago
Comment · 4 years ago
Shameful ad for our own router: https://swan-io.github.io/chicane, with type-safe route consumption and creation (and other goodies).
No weirdness or magic API, the useRoute hook just return a discriminating union with typed params. It's fully-featured and used in prod.
The API is quite simple:
const Router = createRouter({ UserDetail: "/users/:userId" });
Router.UserDetail({ userId: "xxx" }); // safe
Comment · 4 years ago
1. Stop shipping open source libs for a bit, focus on maintenance of the existing ones
2. Ship a SaaS I started working on
3. Improve my sleep
4. Improve my cooking skills
5. Read more books
6. Watch fewer, but better movies
7. Make a few talks
9. Spend more time with my family / my friends. Spend less with the kind who are not really your friends after all
10. Disconnect even more from social medias
11. Learn something new (could be anything)
Comment · 5 years ago
No, you are right. Flutter isn't really native since it uses Skia to render native platform look-alike components (as opposed to react-native which really use the platform)
Comment · 5 years ago
I wrote a lib with a very similar API: https://github.com/zoontek/react-atomic-state
It rely on https://github.com/facebook/react/tree/master/packages/use-s..., which make it safe to use in concurrent mode and the implementation a lot simpler.
Comment · 6 years ago
Might not be the best, but the ones I use:
For REST API: https://mockoon.com/
For GraphQL: https://github.com/APIs-guru/graphql-faker
Comment · 6 years ago
This article is wrong about React: it does not generates unreadable CSS class names. CSS in JS libraries do.
By default, using only react + react-dom, you can achieve the exact same output as "handwritten HTML + CSS".
But CSS in JS is not bad either: it generates unique class names by using murmurhash on rules and it makes a lot of sense in a component approach (you can see it like an automatic BEM method).
Even better: The main pain point of this approach (runtime cost) will soon entirely disappear. Linaria already provides a solution, Facebook will soon roll is own (called StyleX for now). It will create a stylesheet file with atomic CSS rules (one rule per class) and replace the classNames directly at compilation time, offering deduplication, eliminates of dead code and maintenability without sacrificing performances. IMHO a huge step in CSS development.
Remix has 21,375 downloads per week according to npm. Next has 6,562,587.