Thanks!
Is it fair to say that if you have a high read\low write service, you could use this as a sort of local cache (with the added benefit that it also handles staleness through the sync) on the service itself, to reduce…
also saw this: https://x.com/peregrine/status/1830954206234071515
does anyone know what stage this is in and what the path forward\timeline would be?
if you round down he has zero billion
seems like that support reversed course a month later: https://apnews.com/article/japan-fumio-kishida-names-new-cab...
this is amazing. does anyone know how one would get started building something like this?
sorry, i shouldn't have mentioned caching. the emphasis should have only been on connection speed
it depends on who will be downloading the bundle. if it's a group of consistent users primarily using desktop browsers, it may not be worth worrying about since they'll probably download it once at a fast speed and…
excellent video, thanks. custom elements are a very interesting alternative
hm i'm not sure why ports would not work in that use case (the keycloak one, right?). the port would be how you communicate between js and elm, so it looks like inside the js callbacks is where you would `send` that…
Thanks!
Is it fair to say that if you have a high read\low write service, you could use this as a sort of local cache (with the added benefit that it also handles staleness through the sync) on the service itself, to reduce…
also saw this: https://x.com/peregrine/status/1830954206234071515
does anyone know what stage this is in and what the path forward\timeline would be?
if you round down he has zero billion
seems like that support reversed course a month later: https://apnews.com/article/japan-fumio-kishida-names-new-cab...
this is amazing. does anyone know how one would get started building something like this?
sorry, i shouldn't have mentioned caching. the emphasis should have only been on connection speed
it depends on who will be downloading the bundle. if it's a group of consistent users primarily using desktop browsers, it may not be worth worrying about since they'll probably download it once at a fast speed and…
excellent video, thanks. custom elements are a very interesting alternative
hm i'm not sure why ports would not work in that use case (the keycloak one, right?). the port would be how you communicate between js and elm, so it looks like inside the js callbacks is where you would `send` that…