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This is needlessly condescending.
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#22"Island based client hydration" Is this ling that I'm missing? Or a lark?
Replace island with widget. It means each part can render/rehydrate independently, I suppose
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Did Ruby run on CDNs? Didn’t think so. That’s what “on the edge” means.
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#24How widely use is deno?
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#25is react component compatible with fresh which is the most important thing isn't it?
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#26This feels exactly the same as Astro SSR (which I’ve been using recently and is great by the way). I guess this validates their direction. Happy to see more frameworks like this.
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Early PHP and Ruby frameworks don't provide anything to help you write client side interactive code, so you are on your own there, and you have to bring your own tools to do this.
Yeah, I remember how I used to have my users manually dll inject a plugin into Internet Explorer so I could make the buttons go brrr.
I always wished there was something convenient, like an html tag that made it easier to add interactivity, but I never found it.
I can’t believe we got anything done back in those days.
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#30 > "The framework uses Preact and JSX for rendering and templating on both the server and the client."
I set Next.js up to use Preact as the engine but it takes a bit of config work to do this and isn't an officially/OOTB supported feature.