We've been building a bridge. You can hear Ryan talk about this announcement at React Conf 🎥 For nearly 4 years we've been working on Remix, a fullstack framework built on web standards to help you build better websites and applications. React Router has always been Remix's largest dependency after React itself. The two projects are so closely aligned that we updated React Router to include Remix
静的サイトジェネレータ「Astro 3.2」早くも正式リリース。ブラウザの履歴操作、遷移のタイミング制御など新機能
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Follow @popovicu94 In this guide, we’ll build a very tiny Linux kernel, weighing in at 789 K, and requiring no MMU support. We’ll write some userspace code and this will be deployed on a virtual RISC-V 64-bit machine, without MMU, and we’ll run some tiny programs of our own. As a reminder, please go through the guide for a micro Linux distro to understand the concepts behind what we’re doing today
SPA Mode From the beginning, Remix's opinion has always been that you own your server architecture. This is why Remix is built on top of the Web Fetch API and can run on any modern runtime via built-in or community-provided adapters. While we believe that having a server provides the best UX/Performance/SEO/etc. for most apps, it is also undeniable that there exist plenty of valid use cases for a
MySQL 8.4 First Peek
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React 19 and Suspense - A Drama in 3 Acts16.06.2024 — ReactJs, React Query, Suspense, JavaScript — 7 min read That was quite a roller-coaster last week 🎢. Some things unravelled, some things went down, and in the middle of it: React Summit, the biggest React conference in the world. Let me try to break down what happened, in hopefully the right order, and what we can all learn from it. To do that
Making a micro Linux distro
Follow @popovicu94 In this article, we’ll talk about building up a tiny (micro) Linux “distribution” from scratch. This distribution really won’t do much, but it will be built from scratch. We will build the Linux kernel on our own, and write some software to package our micro-distro. Lastly, we are doing this example on the RISC-V architecture, specifically QEMU’s riscv64 virt machine. There’s ve
こんにちは、フロントエンドエンジニアのやなぎ（ @apple_yagi ）です。 PR TIMESではこれまでLintツールとしてESLintを使用していましたが、2023年9月からXOを使うようにし始めました。本エントリーでは、XOを導入した経緯や進め方、そして導入した結果についてご紹介します。 導入をした経緯 これまでPR TIMESでは .eslintrc.jsを自分たちで一から作り、ESLintルールを運用していました。しかし、その設定は最初期の環境構築時に色々なドキュメントを見ながら、つぎはぎで作成したものになっており、なぜこのルールが入っているのかや、このルールは必要なのかなどの疑問がありました。 そのような状況であったため、各々がESLintの設定を自由に変え、本来であればエラーになって欲しいルールもoffにされていたりしました。 そこでアドバイザーとして入って頂いている 1
A layered approach to MLOps
This article was co-authored by Chris Hughes & Bernat Puig Camps At present, MLOps — Machine Learning Operations — is a popular topic, with numerous books, blog posts, conference talks, and more focusing on how to build a scalable, repeatable, and production-ready Machine Learning workflow. Despite this interest, MLOps remains an emerging area, and there seem to be many different ideas on the “bes
Hidden manuals: gittutorial, giteveryday, gitglossary, gitworkflow | Hacker News
Today I discovered a set of wonderful and slightly hidden manuals on git: man gittutorial man giteveryday man gitglossary man gitworkflow Actually they aren’t all that well hidden if an observant user just started poking at git: $ man git GIT(1) ... DESCRIPTION Git is a fast, scalable, distributed revision control system with an unusually rich command set that provides both high-level operations a
TLDR: We’re launching a visual tests addon for Storybook. It automatically QAs the look of all your components, tracks their appearance, and notifies you of visual changes right inside your Storybook env. Sign up here for early access! Testing UIs is awkward because you have to account for tons of design details. “Did I pick the right shade of gray?" – "Did margins collapse or stack?" The simplest
We built the fastest CI in the world. It failed. Here's what we learned
TLDR We are shutting down Earthly CI. We are doubling down on Earthly’s core strengths of local builds and reproducibility. We are recentering around Earthly and Earthly Satellites. The Fastest CI Imagine you live in a world where no part of the build has to repeat unless the changes actually impacted it. A world in which all builds happened with automatic parallelism. A world in which you could r
Are you excited about moving to Japan? Whether taking on a new job in Japan, going there to study, or just planning to spend an extended period there, you might wonder what to pack before moving to Japan. However, apart from some items, this guide about what to pack for going to Japan is also to help tourists traveling to Japan. Moving to a new country can be an exciting and overwhelming experienc
Origins Over half a year ago (in April, to be exact), I eventually decided to learn Rust for good. My previous attempt during the 2022 AoC had failed rather quickly, after a few days of completing the exercises - I finally realized that I needed a real project to work on. For the last few years, I've been dealing with the different kinds of distributed systems (mostly using C#), including the typi
Git Tips and Tricks
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Things I like about Gleam’s Syntax Gleam is a Type-Safe programming language that transpiles to ErlangAnd javascript., so you can run its code on the BEAM. I’ve slept on Gleam for a while because its syntax. It was too much Rust and not enough Elixir for me. Recently, I was reminded of Gleam when someone mentioned that Gleam doesn’t have an if statement, but instead uses case for everything. As a
Radha Kumari Staff Software Engineer, Site Reliability Slack handles billions of inbound network requests per day, all of which traverse through our edge network and ingress load balancing tiers. In this blog post, we’ll talk about how a request flows — from a Slack’s user perspective — across the vast ether of the network to reach AWS and then Slack’s internal services. Let’s dive in! How packets
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