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Re:How to Inspect React Server Component Activity with Next.js and Ope...
on Thursday January 23, 2025 @11:53AM (#42805631)
Glad you find it useful! :)
Re:How to Inspect React Server Component Activity with Next.js and Ope...
on Thursday January 23, 2025 @06:58AM (#42803151)
It adds notable complexity, and I sense that the whole server/client side component reality is wildly ill-understood.
Re:How to Inspect React Server Component Activity with Next.js and Ope...
on Thursday January 23, 2025 @06:56AM (#42803144)
There are often additional hints to go by, e.g., the executed network requests, the user path taken or "breadcrumbs", i.e., custom events captured.
Of course that requires a certain operational maturity.
Re:How to Inspect React Server Component Activity with Next.js and Ope...
on Thursday January 23, 2025 @06:53AM (#42803126)
What's missing are the summaries that web developers are commonly used to. For example, the network tab in the developer tools. It is arguably very handy for development – and often more actionable than having to step through individual requests.
But you are of course also right that you can just attach a debugger. That's also called out in the article.
Re:How to Inspect React Server Component Activity with Next.js and Ope...
on Thursday January 23, 2025 @06:05AM (#42802843)
Web browser developer tools are incredible, but what do you do when more of your work is shifting to the server? These tools are no longer available or only provide minimal insights. Bye-bye network tab and source tab! That's a challenge for developers adopting React Server Components (RSCs).
Re:Ask HN: Is anyone doing anything cool with tiny language models?
on Wednesday January 22, 2025 @01:14PM (#42795824)
You should put all these interactions on the web. For education purposes ofc.
Re:Show HN: Google Docs to PDF with Tabs Support
on Tuesday December 10, 2024 @12:41PM (#42379112)
Somewhat unrelated, but I'd love to have an ability to export Google docs to semantic HTML. To easily put legal documents on websites. It is otherwise a big pita in the collaboration with legal and updates to ToS/privacy policy etc.
Re:Show HN: Timey Wimey – Give It a Spin: A Timezone App Designed for ...
on Tuesday December 10, 2024 @12:38PM (#42379087)
Yes, it absolutely works. I meant that this is currently not intuitively discoverable :)
Re:Show HN: Timey Wimey – Give It a Spin: A Timezone App Designed for ...
on Tuesday December 10, 2024 @12:30PM (#42378991)
Pretty interesting visualization. I wonder if you could indicate better that the dial can be interacted with via the mouse?
Re:OpenTelemetry and vendor neutrality: how to build an observability ...
on Thursday September 19, 2024 @06:24AM (#41590364)
Perses is an excellent step towards vendor neutrality. We at Dash0 are basing our dashboarding data model entirely on Perses to allow you to bring/take away as much of your configuration as possible.
The team around Perses did a solid job coming up with the data model and making it look very Kubernetes manifest-like. This makes for good consistency, especially when configuring via Kubernetes CRs.
Re:OpenTelemetry and vendor neutrality: how to build an observability ...
on Thursday September 19, 2024 @06:18AM (#41590338)
The OpenTelemetry collector works very well for us – even for internal pipelines. You can build upon a wide array of supported collector components; extending it with your own is also relatively straightforward. Plus, you can hook up Kafka (and others) for data ingress/egress.
Ionic: An AngularJS based framework on the rise
Show HN: Dock, a tool that simplifies Docker for local development
SPA example application with AngularJS and requireJS
Functional JavaScript using Lo-Dash, an underscore.js alternative
http://blog.codecentric.de/en/2013/01/functional-javascript-lo-dash-underscore-js-alternative/
Functional programming concepts and functional programming itself are currently all over the news. Languages such as Clojure are leading the way by providing interoperability and state of the art CASE tools. With existing libraries and frameworks, an alternative approach to state management and concurrency as well as growing groups of advocates, you could think that this is yet again the answer...