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Is Suspense “backwards compatible”, and thoughts on Remix & web standards

Jan 29, 2022
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
Is User a Monkey?
02:16 • 4min
3
Getting the Initial Ostate From Fire Base
06:24 • 2min
4
How to Get a Component to Suspend During Fetching?
08:02 • 2min
5
Is Ridy Thais Ye?
09:52 • 2min
6
A Suspense Enabled Component Doesn't Compile Well
11:41 • 3min
7
Is There a Way to Split Out the Effects?
15:10 • 2min
8
Suspense Cleans Up Effects
16:43 • 2min
9
Can a React App Really Be Rendered?
18:24 • 2min
10
How to Add Guards to Effects
20:53 • 4min
11
Set Up Analytics - Is Your Fat Code Like Tracking?
25:21 • 2min
12
Is There a Suspense World?
27:09 • 2min
13
I Think It Will Affect the Way We Write Coding
29:22 • 2min
14
Is Suspense Ready?
31:29 • 3min
15
Rails - The Most Important Thing About Rails
34:44 • 3min
16
Rails Abstractions - Is That What You're Saying?
37:34 • 2min
17
Building a Webap
39:25 • 2min
18
Web Standards
41:20 • 2min
19
Web Standards Matter to Framework Authors
43:43 • 4min
20
Remix Has a Form Component That Does a Lot of Stuff for You
47:21 • 3min
21
Web Standards Matter, Right?
50:24 • 3min
22
Is There a Better Way to Do It?
53:20 • 2min
23
Is Your Framework a React?
54:55 • 2min
24
Is It a Good Idea to Build a Rail Zap?
56:31 • 2min
25
Pick React in S P A
58:44 • 2min
26
The Curse to React
01:00:30 • 3min