Demystifying SolidJS' JSX

[@liv-oi6vg]

i love how the first hour shows how little you actually need to develop web apps comfortably and how solid is exactly that. you could write the basics yourself very quickly and yet it would do most of what you want.

[@andydataguy]

I love that you do ultralong style videos man. Thank you! Keep it up

[@AQUTENOLEJ]

This actually gave me a lot of context for my own ui library I’ve been building. Love that you do such a good job of breaking down your framework. It gives a great starting point for engineers aspiring to do this kinda stuff. ❤😊

[@mast1999]

Hey Ryan, I kept hearing you say that "I'm using stream yard" and "I'm not a real streamer". My man, you are as real of a streamer as you can be. It's fine to use whatever tool you want to get your job done. If you are still using Stream Yard you probably haven't felt the need to move off to something else (at least haven't felt it enough). Keep up the good work!

[@bigmistqke]

Very interesting seeing all the implementations and hearing all the philosophical considerations. Love these deep dives!!!

[@zombiefacesupreme]

Your videos have been racking up the views recently! So happy people are starting to notice. :)

[@zinoo1120]

Thank Ryan. You push me next step.

[@JakeHaugen]

I really appreciate you doing this super long form format. You going super in depth helps us all because while we could read the source code it’s so educational to listen and hear your reasoning behind decisions. Solid is such a great library, thank you for your work!

[@francoisarbour1207]

Great one Ryan! Super helpful

[@anuragroy11]

13:20 I learnt this the hard way, I was sharing my screen with my team and searched in "ts play" and well, things got a little embarrassing. Since then, I have it bookmarked and open it only from there. 😅

[@gohancomfejao]

Wow some real knowledge right here, thank youuuu

[@EmoPorEmilio]

I love your content Ryan, thank you so much for it. I wonder if it could go to the next level if, instead of a 5 hours video, you took 4 of those hours working on a 1-hour script/guideline and then going through it. Information density for the video would go to the roof, right? Anyway, I have no idea, I could be totally wrong, improvisated content is fresher for sure.

[@ryansolid]

You are right but I imagine it would take me longer than the 4 hours. I almost have to do this exercise to figure out the content in the first place.

[@EmoPorEmilio]

@@ryansolid makes a lot of sense! thank you!

[@drh237]

@@ryansolid Time stamps, inlcuding on older videos would go a long way

[@ryansolid]

@@drh237 As far as I know all my videos have timestamps. It usually takes me a day or 2 to do them because I find it takes me about 1/2 the time to do them. So I stream for 5 hours that's 2.5 hours to do timestamps. So after going 5 hours straight I need to find some more time do them.

[@zombiefacesupreme]

@@ryansolid I can start posting timestamps when the stream is done. Even if they aren't perfect, they'll give you a good starting point and they'll help me pay attention. :)

[@sabuein]

Thank you very much.

[@aehp2558]

Genius

[@matyascsoti1788]

I could really see using solidjs with react native, I belive it would solve every perf problem caused by react itself on low to mid end devices.

[@orilivni2730]

Does classList worth it? In app level, does it really matter from performance perspective?

[@ryansolid]

No this was purely an authoring thing. But I looked at it as something really analyzable so the performance is good as well. Of course it doesn't end there. Support it in the compiler have to support it at runtime as well.

[@orilivni2730]

@@ryansolid I know classList is much faster, but I'm asking in application level. If I build a "KZbin", would it matter?

[@ivan.jeremic]

Wonder if using the domParser api "parser.parseFromString" is similar to how template cloning works and if it has the same effect.

[@samuelgunter]

well I know what I'm going to do for the next 2.73125 hours (2x speed)

[@usercl3ev2pt1b]

You forgot about esx proposal? You think it's a good thing or not?