Ryan Carniato - SolidJS: Why all the Suspense?

In this talk Ryan discusses SolidJS and its relationship with React's Suspense.
Slides: docs.google.com/presentation/...

[@stashladki2594]

This is probably one of the best talks I've ever seen!

[@Glyra12]

his enthusiasm is inspiring 😁

[@arminunruh452]

im rewriting my react app with solid now! it will take some time. also will rewrite my redux code with solid store

[@vpetryniak]

Very insightful. @RyanCarniato u are rockstar!!

[@boomshakalaka656]

I’m confused

[@mykhailomiroshnikov]

I had a hard time following some of the points he was making. Maybe it's just too late at night, but some of the ideas like transitions I didn't quite get. I'll have to go read elsewhere.

[@vpetryniak]

It is a bit above average. But it's is quite simple idea. When you do mutation - you either show results of this mutation gradually in UI or all at once. Transitions allow you to show to the user old state while under the hood there is new state fetching from the backend. And when it is done the whole change is displayed at once. Solidjs gives you very granular way to control it and that is beautiful

[@PaulSebastianM]

Interesting how only React and Solid seem to have a simple reactivity model to reason about.