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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- A quick look at Astro, Solid JS, and on what's needed from a library / framework to become great.
💬 Topics:
- The performance of modern web frameworks;
- The popularity of React;
- Good software needs to be simple;
- The benefits of Solid JS;
- Single Page Applications vs Multi Page Applications;
- The islands architecture and Astro.
#javascript #solidjs #astrojs
This is so annoying to watch
Sorry to hear that :(
@@awesome-coding you are trying too much
Somebody has to 🤙🏻
@@awesome-coding Maybe don't put each word in an individual frame, sentences are much easier to read than quick flashing texts
@@MrKarma4ya Thanks for the suggestion!
This channel is long version from fireship 100 second 😂keep it up. i like it, just relax bro dont too fast hehe
haha thank you!
Sounds as you were reading a school essey from a paper, chill, slow down a little bit, try to be more natural.
The video looks great, good job on the visual side.
Haha definitely my voice over skills need a lot of improvement 🤦♂️
"Don't make me think" tools let us build "don't make the user think" software 💪
Nicely put!
Astro + Solid are the only reasons I'm continuing as a developer for fun, otherwise it wouldn't be fun. Also take a look at Million, it looks interesting.
Thank you for the Million suggestion.
Honestly I'm also getting a bit sick and tired of the frontend dev space, and I'm exploring some other ecosystems at the moment 😅
Don't worry about the negative comments! Try different styles of editing and see what fits you best!
And keep up the good content!
Thank you for the encouragement!
I want to try solid!! What would you say are the main trade-offs or uncertainties when using such a young framework in production for big projects (i work at a software engineer service company)
i'm just scared some/most of the libs I use won't port to solid!
tanstack query, wagmi, axios, chakraui, react swippable, react qr code, etc
@Elias - This is the only drawback Solid has right now. Its ecosystem is way smaller than React's so a lot of the libraries you are used to don't have a similar option in the Solid world yet.
I really like the way you present the info, keep the good work!
Thanks for the kind words! I really appreciate it 😊
Vue can make use of jsx but doesn't embrace it. Vue has it's own templating language based on HTML.
@Remeroska Thanks for emphasising this! My aim was to outline the power of JSX since it became a cross framework tool.
as it should be
It sucks fr
Why u ignore sveltekit it's the best
I am not ignoring it - I have quite a few svelte kit videos on my chanel.
really good keep this going. just a quick note, the audio needs a little bit of work,
Thank you for your feedback! I'm still working on figuring out the audio quality 🥲
You are quite hard to understand in this Video.
Sorry to hear that :( I'm doing my best to improve the audio quality of the videos.
Hello, I hope youare doing good. I'm stuck in the question that I'm asking myself for past months. I worked in React but you know we have to be up to date with technology and better solutions. So I cant decide what to master next there are many alternatives available like Solid, Svelte, Astro , Nuxt, Next, Qwik but i can decide what to master next after React? What is your opinion?
Hey! Sorry for the late response - it took a bit because I was working on a video on this exact topic. You can check it out here - th-cam.com/video/EL8rnt2C2o8/w-d-xo.html
do tell why jsx is better? I'm not seeing it because react template logic is god awful compared to vue
Hey!
I can five you my take on it. So, there are 2 main factors that helped JSX become so popular (React, Solid, Qwik, and even Vue are using it):
1. No learning curve to get used to a new template language. JSX is plain JavaScript mixed with HTML. So, if I have to jump into an existing project to implement something quickly, I don't have to look up framework specific tags like v-if and v-for. People will always tend to use the simplest approach. Sure, JSX looks messy at first (at least for me it did), but, once you get used to it, it becomes very intuitive.
2. Simple and concise. You'll see this trend in all big frameworks to simplify their APIs. React got rid of classes in favor of function components, Vue 3 introduced the composition API, and even Angular decided to make the use of modules optional in its latest version. I think all this was triggered by React's decision to make things as simple as possible - after all, a React component is a plain JavaScipt function these days. So, in this context, JSX is just the return value of your function - no separate template file, no code fencing no nothing.
I love your style, but please try to stop putting one word per frame, it gets a bit dizzy to watch.
Apart from that, keep it up, great stuff!
@gwerneckpaiva Thank you for your feedback!
You are right about the one word per frame approach. I stopped using it in some of my recent videos because it was so tough to follow.
This channel is so good!!!!, I think having a better mic would benefit you enormously tho
@René Cáceres thank you for your feedback!
I actually invested in a new mic recently, but it looks like I'm still terrible at sound editing 🥲
Don't we need to import createSignal ? As a react dev, i feel so used to import rather than global functions.
@Srijan Bajracharya - sorry if this was misleading - the Signals have to be imported, just like any other dependency in a usual JS project. The imports are collapsed in my example, and this is why they are not visible in the video.
Thank you for this clear and detailed explanation of the differentiated features of SolidJS. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for the kind words!
Great video man! Subscribed!👨🏻💻
Thank you!
When i heard multi page I switched off
Sorry to hear that 🫠 I think MPAs are really useful for their use cases.