I'll admit that hearing that "laziness" was something being explored for Solid 2.0 also made me uneasy. Like the OP, in my case I know it's because I'm worried that it will complicate working with Solid state in the…
The docs indicate[1] that electric's syncing logic, "shapes", are handled transactionally. How would electric handle an initial sync of 500mb or an initial sync of 10gb? [1]:…
Unfortunately, you cannot use React code inside Solidjs[1] so you cannot make use of the huge ecosystem of react UI components/libraries. It isn't compatible in that sense. However, there is an "official" option[2] for…
Interesting. I guess it just boils down to different preferences.
I think a challenge for new javascript libraries/frameworks is that, for many developers (including myself), we're evaluating the whole architecture. The question isn't, "Which library has the best API and is most…
Like the author of this post, I appreciate Solid's API because component's only render (i.e. run) once by default and then you define which sections of the component should re-render on changes by using "signals"…
I'll admit that hearing that "laziness" was something being explored for Solid 2.0 also made me uneasy. Like the OP, in my case I know it's because I'm worried that it will complicate working with Solid state in the…
The docs indicate[1] that electric's syncing logic, "shapes", are handled transactionally. How would electric handle an initial sync of 500mb or an initial sync of 10gb? [1]:…
Unfortunately, you cannot use React code inside Solidjs[1] so you cannot make use of the huge ecosystem of react UI components/libraries. It isn't compatible in that sense. However, there is an "official" option[2] for…
Interesting. I guess it just boils down to different preferences.
I think a challenge for new javascript libraries/frameworks is that, for many developers (including myself), we're evaluating the whole architecture. The question isn't, "Which library has the best API and is most…
Like the author of this post, I appreciate Solid's API because component's only render (i.e. run) once by default and then you define which sections of the component should re-render on changes by using "signals"…