i want to do a little ama topics: react, atproto, or whatever you want to ask me about really

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i almost want to do a talk that’s line by line plagiarized from pete hunt’s Rethinking Best Practices but about folding view model logic from APIs into components. showing coupling vs cohesion, separation of concerns vs separation of technologies, etc. but about RSC “why RSC” = same as “why React”

need to make a post out of this RE:

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switz (@saewitz.com)

@danabra.mov just dropped a blog post in the comments where he points out why RSCs effectively solve the problems a number of disparate technologie...

has anyone described atproto as "reactive backends"? not sure if this is more confusing than helpful but i like this framing

icymi, new post dropped yesterday. teaser: RE:

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dan (@danabra.mov)

⚛️📝 New on Overreacted: Functional HTML https://overreacted.io/functional-html/

https://morel.us-east.host.bsky.network/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.getBlob?did=did:plc:fpruhuo22xkm5o7ttr2ktxdo&cid=bafkreiehneklswka66vdixcxmpbr45vbwev2kgnqbv5akixifkb2wibae4 View quoted note →

i tried to learn ruby from why's guide and i couldn't get through the first few chapters. still not sure if the guide was good. i think i'm glad it existed but maybe i'd stop at that

i complained about discover a few days ago and now it's annoyingly better. either i was put into some AB test or this is a cruel joke

it's just microblogging RE:

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bryan newbold (@bnewbold.net)

that is basically the gist! sync protocol was always designed to be relatively efficient and scalable: - blobs (images) don't go over firehose, on...

i love this effect when you post an article on reddit and people think you’re full of shit so the comments are negative but then there’s a critical mass of positive comment that flip the consensus and suddenly the comments are positive. wtf