Alex / KATT 🐱

Alex / KATT 🐱

@katt.dev

👋 hey, I skeet about web dev stuff 👉 Creator of @trpc.io 🔗 https://katt.dev

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We're about to release a new @trpc.io x @tanstack.com package and are working on a codemod - anyone good at wrangling these things and wants to help out? We can offer beer-money in return 🍻🤑

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Our “new” suspense integration - an exposed promise that you can pass to `use` - has an issue inside transitions: “A component was suspended by an uncached promise. Creating promises inside a Client Component or hook is not yet supported, except via a Suspense-compatible library or framework.”

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After 288 days, I have uploaded again on YouTube! I wanted to make this video for a very long time, the dilemma of setting up TypeScript in a monorepo is real so I show & compare 4 different ways of doing TypeScript in your monorepos. Give it a watch! 👇 link in replies.

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I have published a Typescript in Monorepos test repo where I compare project references & built packages on the TS LSP speed with 100 tRPC routers. Youtube video on this coming soon, but it seems that built packages (no surprise) are king for speed. github.com/ixahmedxi/ty...

github.comGitHub - ixahmedxi/typescript-monorepo-demo: A monorepo demo of TypeScript project references & built packages for LSP testing purposes.A monorepo demo of TypeScript project references & built packages for LSP testing purposes. - ixahmedxi/typescript-monorepo-demo

i will do a lot more relaxed shit-tweeting here where i don't have many followers yet feels relieving in a way to have fewer people seeing your bad takes

i had yet another rant about `useActionState()`

My thesis is that if the abstraction was right - people wouldn't reach for tRPC still (selfishly, that's good, but I'd prefer if React got it right) - form libs wouldn't be needed (as often) - the 90% basic use-case of apps would have close to identical UX if JS was turned off in the browser

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