RT @RyanCarniato
It's been a long journey, highlighted by recent Twitter discussions. I give my perspective on the long-running rivalry.

"React vs Signals: 10 Years Later" by @RyanCarniato #DEVCommunity #reactjs #solidjs #signals #webdev https://dev.to/this-is-learning/react-vs-signals-10-years-later-3k71

You can use the POST data to populate forms in #SolidJS #SolidStart SSR.
In this toy example I used createRouteData and a small IsServer check. Client side I just don't return data.

Source: https://gist.github.com/jaroel/407eacf81a7d752fb0924e19d304bcda

I've been learning #solidjs and coming from the #reactjs community I like what I see.

That said, I find it hard to understand when folks point to React hooks as being hard to work with and pointing to Solidjs as a solution, when it seems like you just have to internalize an
different set of arbitrary rules about object access with it.

That's not solving a problem, it is just accepting a differently flavored but similar problem.

let's say i didn't have too much contact to react so far. should i go in for a full learning, before i start something in SolidJS or can i start with solid immediateley? dev bubble? #askadeveloper #development #js #solidjs #react

I made a daily word game inspired by #Wordle and #spellingbee as a sideproject. Is anyone interested in trying it out and giving me some feedback? Thanks!

https://updown.quest

#webdev #programming #SolidJS #game #wordgames

never used react, played with vue and svelte a bit, but a new year, you know, so finally playing a little with #SolidJS. and #supabase backend. 👍🎉

Man, that #SolidJS stuff feels clean!

Watch Ryan's demo for NYC Meetup Dec 2022: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAUlw5GL7jw

Man, that #SolidJS stuff feels clean!

Watch Ryan's demo for NYC Meetup Dec 2022: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAUlw5GL7jw

If you happen to run #SolidJs start in combination with #xojs (https://github.com/xojs/xo), you might run into a nice error message along the lines of

Missing "./vite.js" export in "solid-start" package

This means that your editor has changed vite.config.js and added .js (or .ts) to the line

import solid from 'solid-start/vite'

Disable eslint for that line and all is grand!
// eslint-disable-line n/file-extension-in-import

If you happen to run #SolidJs start in combination with #xojs (https://github.com/xojs/xo), you might run into a nice error message along the lines of

Missing "./vite.js" export in "solid-start" package

This means that your editor has changed vite.config.js and added .js (or .ts) to the line

import solid from 'solid-start/vite'

Disable eslint for that line and all is grand!
// eslint-disable-line n/file-extension-in-import

anyone else in the #javascript world moving everything to #SolidJS

Anyone used #SolidJS? It feels like what I wanted #ReactJS to be and am really enjoying it.

Everything needed to be known is on this one page https://www.solidjs.com/docs/latest/api, especially if you already know React-like frameworks already.

wanted to try #solidjs so I did this useless page that shows which emojis a mastodon server has

https://mastodonemojis.seba.gq/

code:
https://github.com/ssebastianoo/MastodonEmojis

@nosherwan I *really* love #SolidJS. But it depends on what you're doing... there's not a lot of the robust ecosystem/tooling around it yet that some more mature frameworks have.

If you can work with that, it's worth a shot.

byby React we had a good time

https://typeofnan.dev/solid-js-feels-like-what-i-always-wanted-react-to-be/

#SolidJS #React #ReactJs #JS #Es6 #Typescript #frontend #webdevelopment #library #framework #pain #rerender #hooks #performance #dom