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Dissecting Partial Pre Rendering
Fast initial loads, dynamic content, and rich interactivity in a single HTTP request
Jakub Chodounsky
August 04, 2024
Dissecting Partial Pre Rendering
14 minutes by Nikhil Snayak
Fast initial loads, dynamic content, and rich interactivity in a single HTTP request. In this post, I will dive deep into how partial pre-rendering works. I will also share my thoughts on whether you should consider using it or if it's just another hype train in the JavaScript ecosystem.
11 Habits of Highly Effective Developers
sponsored by Sentry
This episode of Syntax.fm is packed with treats from understanding stakeholder goals to maintaining a work-life balance. The importance of continuous learning, having a problem-solver mentality, and being empathetic towards coworkers and users.
Boosting performance: Faire’s transition to NextJS
13 minutes by Luke Bjerring
Over the past year, the Faire Engineering team has prioritized many speed initiatives to improve our customer experience. One of the more hefty projects has been a migration to the NextJS framework. In this article, we’ll share the motivations behind the change, the obstacles we faced, the impact so far, and the opportunities we’ve unlocked in the process.
Flexible network data preloading in large SPAs
11 minutes by Mazzarolo Matteo
Sharing my experience with a pattern I’ve used multiple times to implement flexible network data preloading in large client-side-rendered SPAs.
React Owner Components
5 minutes by Brad Westfall
In React, the term "owner" can be used to describe a component in the hierarchy, similar to using the term "parent". It's somewhat of a lost term that I almost never see newer React developers use anymore. The term was used more heavily in the earlier days of React and is still useful today, especially when it comes to understanding client components vs server components.
Introducing XState Store
5 minutes by T.K. Dodo
When I first read about xstate/store, I was immediately intrigued by a couple of things. For one, it was made by David Khourshid. And second, it felt like he totally nailed the API on xstate/store. On the first glance, it looked like zustand and redux-toolkit had a child, combining the best of both libs.
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