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this is why sync engines are the endgame

due to popular demand Dev Agrawal and i started recording podcast episodes about "whats good"

you'll never guess what we talked about

a what's good podcast where Dev Agrawal and i talk about Nitro, Vinxi, RSCs, and the unjs ecosystem SO to React Miami and Danny Thompson's upcoming Commit Your Code Conference in Dallas egghead.simplecast.com/episodes/nitro…

The hottest of the hot tech podcasts just launched the first episode! lots of hot takes in here listen while it's hot

man my favorite of all time framework went from being the most innovative and ahead-of-its-time to finally getting async-await and an express integration how does this happen?

Meteor circa 2014: signals, sync engine, RPC actions, mongodb, graphql, realtime Meteor circa 2024: we finally switched to promises! Not throwing shade, I know Meteor isn’t dead, I just find it interesting how something a decade ahead of its time becomes super old

Making a classification of Reactive systems based on individual properties How did you spend your saturday night?

i like the format of this first episode the theme is "what's good" as a way to dig into what developers are fascinated with and exploring on the frontier what's under the mainstream Dev is an enthusiastic explorer with great taste and I'm looking forward to more records

here's the podcast episode which is also on spotify and apple egghead.simplecast.com/episodes/nitro…

These days might have been good as the frontend and backend developer, but were overall horrible for both the user and as a fullstack developer Not only is it slower to ship since two teams have to coordinate, it will ultimately result in a lower quality product if both teams

> But once the reactive mindset firmly sets in, devs are willing to trade off a tiny amount of syntactic sugar for MUCH greater flexibility, scalability and performance This is what constantly pulls me towards SolidJS as someone who really likes React. I get the whole "just

on the contrary, i much prefer videos over blogs anytime i'm looking to learn something i always look for a video first, and only look for articles if i can't find videos on it

it's about time i took this thing for a spin

Mom I’m on José’s blog!

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