the best solution to a problem is eliminating the conditions that create that problem rather than adding another solution that creates new unique problems

Hometown hero 🌟 Arshdeep Bains is tonight’s first star!

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Big congrats to @begin's team, @brianleroux @macdonst et al... on joining @sanity_io! 👏🏾. 🔗

does it scale tho

github's move from html to javascript is going great

compute isolation is a good idea but nothing beats learning why the hard way 😁

Note: I'm not saying you *can't* use click and submit events. If you look at the Enhance readme you can see how (even vanilla extending HTML element works perfectly fine serverside as long as you implement a render method... we call this "implementing an interface"... )

SSR for web components is demonstrably not hard. But I ack maybe it is if you are trying to completely emulate a browser in a backend context. Tonnes of conditionals required to render. So ..don't do that? Backend doesn't have click and submit events for good reasons..

Source, released in 2021, is here https://t.co/bZFFZi8xKe

Enhance implements serverside rendering for web components. It's less than 500 LOC, interpreted not transpiled, using the standards compliant parse5 library. You can still upgrade elements clientside (but most don't require that thx to css). No conditionals to render!

It's ok if they aren't right for you. But if you're going to write a lengthy article about it recommend learning about logical fallacies first. It'll make your arguments less cringe to web platform experts. who knows? Maybe your feedback could improve the web for everyone even.

Check out https://t.co/nmbRTJx0Mr to see what you can do. Make sure to test with a performance tool like lighthouse. Vastly better on any metric we can measure.

Web components are great. 😁

I laugh at all this “web component vs frameworks nonsense” specially from a pragmatic point of view. If we had adopted “Framework X” when we rewrote the Salesforce UI a decade ago, they would have been complete fucked right now due to the incompatibility of “new ideas” and the

Incredible how much drama and strife there is here for.. *checks notes* ..rendering HTML

“The browser is forever.”

Seesh!! Big numbers from @awscloud - excellent rationale from @donkersgood at @AWScomsum on why #Serverless makes sense.

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clientside code should have no concept of auth. either you are authenticated, with an httponly cookie, or you aren't. code delivered should reflect that. if not, good news, there's an opportunity to improve! 😁