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Re: Show HN: Trends – A GitHub trending PWA

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I'm super intrigued by the client-side/server-side rendering question. When I discovered single page apps I thought I'd seen the future - servers were just things that hosted web services, and all the presentation was a bundled, minimized blob served up by a static CDN. So simple, so clean, such clear separation of concerns. But now I'm seeing reports of faster first page rendering with React server than React client…

The community has done a "full circle" but we came out on top a thousand times better.

We can now do server side rendering while also booting up a complex JS app on top of it.

It is definitely the foreseeable future.

Re: Show HN: Trends – A GitHub trending PWA

#24

No text on IE mobile. https://i.imgur.com/Naqr8Xg.jpg I know nobody supports IE mobile but I thought id report it. It's a shame because I was looking for exactly this app, and it seems to work otherwise

Looks like IE mobile doesn't support CSS Grid!

Re: Show HN: Trends – A GitHub trending PWA

#25
Related question:

Does anyone know of a solution to the jank on firefox (perhaps others) when you have a hover scale effect? I figure animating all dimensions and text size instead of scale may do the trick, but that's a pain.

I'd even be okay with indefinitely deferring the re-render at the end of the animation if possible.

Re: Show HN: Trends – A GitHub trending PWA

#29

The page load speed is seriously impressive, congrats! There's something weird going on with the styling of the dropdowns, though: https://i.imgur.com/WQ3m52X.gif I'm on Windows 10 & Chrome

just rolled out a fix for this on firefox for mac, i don't have a windows computer to test the fix on... if you do a hard refresh this issue may be resolved! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Yep, works well now.

Re: Show HN: Trends – A GitHub trending PWA

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post #16

Changing the width or zooming in and out changes the number of columns (nice!), but the max seems to be 4. Is that a hard limit? Seems like a responsive UI should respect wider screens in landscape. Nice work, btw.

yeah I added a hard limit based on a relatively arbitrary max-width of 1400px. I got all of the responsiveness for free using CSS grid! Definitely recommend checking it out if you haven't yet Figured something like this would be a little overwhelming https://imgur.com/nx3hISb

That is, indeed, overwhelming. Ha
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