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tannerlinsley
4mo ago
Post Mortem: https://tanstack.com/blog/npm-supply-chain-compromise-postmo...
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tannerlinsley
4mo ago
That Tanner guy is nuts.
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tannerlinsley
5mo ago
You’re the only one
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tannerlinsley
5mo ago
It works, but once again, you will be left without a stable native caching mechanism in React unless you put the stream into state. Use Query, or Router, or something.
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5mo ago
Thanks guys!
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tannerlinsley
5mo ago
Correct. People need to stop conflating SSR with RSC. Well said.
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tannerlinsley
5mo ago
Coming soon!
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tannerlinsley
5mo ago
Thank you!
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tannerlinsley
1y ago
Thank you for your kind words and support!
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Next.js vs. TanStack
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TanStack Form V1 – Type-Safe, Agnostic, Headless Form Library
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Why React Query?
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3y ago
Announcement: https://x.com/tannerlinsley/status/1738709130213560497?s=46&...
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TanStack Router v1
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3y ago
Keyword clustering that finds the overlapping URLs in the top 10 between SERPs to generate clusters with actionable metrics like Traffic Opportunity, Max Estimated Traffic, and more. You can start improving your content and SEO based on rea
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3y ago
You have no idea how excited I am about this.
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4y ago
TLDR: I write and maintain several good-sized typescript libraries so I write library types all the time. In fact, I'm writing them right now! TypeScript is what makes them really fun to use. They infer everything they can and have ver
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TanStack – High-quality open-source software for web developers
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TanStack Virtual – Headless UI for Virtualizing Large Element Lists
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5y ago
Thanks!
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5y ago
MIT - https://github.com/tannerlinsley/react-location/blob/main/LI...
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React Location – Enterprise Routing for React
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React Query v3
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React Query Essentials – A course for better data fetching in React
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React Query v2.0.0 · Tannerlinsley
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7y ago
Being a headless table utility, any screenshot of the table UI would either be over or under selling the potential UI that users will implement with the library. If you noticed the exmamples are very bare bones styles so as to highlight the
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7y ago
Yeah, I'm sorry that's the case now. Having the types as first-class citizens of the repo while the library was not written in TS or maintained by TS devs was a big mistake. They are still available (and will updated asap from som
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7y ago
Agreed. Most if not all of the production tables I have are using very simple architecture. Pagination + Data Exploration utilities like sort/filter/group/etc. In no way am I preaching that these plugins should used. Howeve
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I would love to hear how you would solve these problems yourself. Any ideas are very appreciated. Still, the patterns and tradeoffs built into React Table are not fleeting exploratory concepts that we hope will catch on, they are architecte
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7y ago
There's definitely a difference between taking table state and storing it somewhere globally for use later and 100% controlling the table state from outside of the table. Doing the latter involves listening to the table state for chang
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