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That's cool and definitely the future of HTML streaming, it simplifies things a lot: js enabled out-of-order streaming leads to SEO problems and frameworks usually need to come up …

came here to write a similar comment. Totally agree! Focusing on a particular metric for the sake of the metric - what's the point? Let's spend a couple months, refactor an app to …

>But in the article, you wrote: I also wrote a bit below: "be transparent to components and not affect their logic in any way (make components think they communicate to Backend dir…

Thank you for the valuable feedback! Very good question about the difference between `getFromStore` and `useBookQuery`. When using `getFromStore` you have the expectation that the …

>the quality and intent Marin fowler’s of writing is actually respectable. Sorry, didn't want to be picky, but the article you mentioned is not written by MarTin Fowler. And I also…

"the small cognitive load" - true that! Thanks for the link to the podcast. Will definitely check this out

>Whether the action goes and fetches data from the server doesn't matter I tried to explain in the article why it matters. If you are comfortable with putting all the data in a sin…

>Let's say you want to add a button somewhere that hides/shows another widget. That's a good case. This is purely UI state, right? (we don't store it on the server). For UI state w…

Agree. There are applications where widgets approach would not bring much benefits. Let say, applications with lots of UI state (state that doesn't exist on Server). Also not sure …

>Seems like it could create a lot more code with less re-usage, since every widget has to manage this themselves. It might create a bit more code in components, agree. I think this…

With pure Redux approach the mutation flow is more complex: - send mutation request to Backend - fetch updated data - put the updated data in the Store - see the updated data propa…

The report is split into 6 parts. Each part is dedicated to one of the 6 major categories in Frontend Development: Frontend Frameworks https://moiva.io/blog/2021-q1-state-of-js-fra…

So much enjoyed the reading! I like that kind of stuff - nothing serious and lots of fun. Well done!

If there is no cached data, then it doesn't matter. With Vercel it doesn't matter even in case there is valid cached data, because Vercel doesn't execute the function in that case.…

Wow, thanks for the insight and ideas! Agree, having native running runtime at edge can can give a start to some interesting projects

if it's a real issue and you have to issue lots of subrequests, then you don't really get advantage from all Cloudflare micro-optimisations. In such situation I would suggest to lo…

Serverless are not all the same. Cloudflare uses V8 and you can't require npm packages, right. Vercel and many other implementations use NodeJS and you Can require npm packages.

Right. It's not missing. I pointed that out in the "Serverless Functions requests handling" section, also visually

Thanks for feedback! Caching... it took me time to get my head around it. With Vercel it works more or less the way I imagined. It surprised me that Cloudflare has a different appr…

> in what situation is it really worth all the added complexity of risk of pushing out functions to the edge If you are talking about developer point of view, then there is no addi…

AFAIU all the buzz is about good manners. If you announce smth with pomp, it's good to not forget about those who has contributed to the achievements