Ravi Shankar repostedGGrace Hopper@grace·Sep 28PSA: server components finally clicked for me once I stopped thinking of them as "SSR". #heliostack11RepostQuote4
Ravi Shankar repostedLLena Novak@lena·Sep 26Replying to @leoWe did the same and never looked back.01RepostQuote7
Ravi Shankar repostedSSophie Wilson@sophie·Sep 24Postgres full text search is criminally underrated for small and medium apps.11RepostQuote3
Ravi Shankar repostedAArjun Mehta@arjun·Sep 20I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to. #a11y01RepostQuote0
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 27Thread: every dependency is a liability you signed up to maintain forever.00RepostQuote7
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 27Unpopular opinion: you probably don’t need that state management library. URL + server state covers a lot.12RepostQuote7
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 26TIL Postgres full text search is criminally underrated for small and medium apps.00RepostQuote5
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 23Honestly, I love when the database enforces the invariant so the app code doesn’t have to.00RepostQuote1
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 22Hot take: if your cache has no invalidation story, it is not a cache, it is a bug farm. #ai10RepostQuote3
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 22typed routes caught three broken links before they hit production today. #css02RepostQuote2
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 19PSA: server components finally clicked for me once I stopped thinking of them as "SSR". cc @sora10RepostQuote2
RRavi Shankar@ravi·Sep 19Small win today: a design system is a set of decisions, not a set of components.00RepostQuote0