He’s cooking
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Posts by leerob
It does compile now.
2 months ago
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Thank you 🖤
8 months ago
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I want to help developers become an order of magnitude more productive, and help more people contribute to building software.
This is going to take a *lot* of education and retraining. So expect more videos soon, and if you have ideas for what I should teach, let me know!
8 months ago
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This is why some experienced devs are having a great time with AI. They can ask for a pattern like "add an exponential backoff" instead of “make it more robust to errors” which may or may not work.
8 months ago
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3. We need to help developers become even more competent. AI may end up writing most of your code, but you have to review, understand, and maintain that software.
8 months ago
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2. We need to teach experienced developers how AI can automate the tedious parts of coding, or save them time reading docs and fixing bugs.
8 months ago
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I'm joining Cursor to teach the future of coding!
There are millions of developers learning how to use AI and they need pragmatic advice:
1. We need to teach new developers strong foundations, so they know what to learn, and how to solve issues when debugging.
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ICYMI he has them in a playlist, in order you should watch
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9 months ago
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Thank you - I appreciate the correction because it’s not the first time I’ve had to debunk “Vercel pays a bunch of DevRels to push Next”
9 months ago
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Quite a few do, and I also agree that you don’t need to use it. Client react is okay too.
9 months ago
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DevRel is me and Delba for Next. For docs, we just hired a new person Joseph.
The DevRel team has never been larger than 5 people over the years 🤔
9 months ago
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1. Browsers handle title/metdata outside of <head> just fine
2. We haven't seen any SEO impact (this is the same pattern sites like Amazon use, it's not novel)
3. It's not Vercel specific (this is standard `next start` behavior)
4. This was a community requested feature
9 months ago
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The post is FUD. I don't have the energy to write up a long response on why yet, but it's simply not accurate.
9 months ago
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We can't 😭 It's a GitHub limitation
9 months ago
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Glad to hear it! Yeah the new stateless protocol is much better.
10 months ago
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Yeah but the story is even easier. You can run compute, either before or after the cache. That’s p much it
10 months ago
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Writing has been on the wall for a while, just finally starting to slowly roll out example updates, followed by actually deprecating the product soon (and change management)
We moved forward with Fluid compute instead
10 months ago
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`dynamic` can be the entire route. Make your `page.tsx` file render the `<Route>` component and use `dynamic`.
10 months ago
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Can you share what issues you saw so we can fix?
10 months ago
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What docs are you referring to? I don't believe we show this anywhere
10 months ago
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Vercel for the backend is Vercel 😁
Can deploy APIs, connect to databases/queues with first-party integrations, built-in logging/observability.
And can also bring & use your backend frameworks (e.g. Express, Hono, etc)
10 months ago
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You can also have v0 generate vanilla HTML if you don’t want React stuff. Also can ask it for Svelte.
10 months ago
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Andrew has made some massive improvements to prefetching, including fetching segments. It's under an experimental flag `clientSegmentCache`.
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10 months ago
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Myth: you can fetch data with "use server"
Taking your RPC explanation further, could talk about how you can think of it like a POST, and the broader umbrella of Server Functions as maybe where you could have a GET.
11 months ago
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Myth: RSC requires dynamic rendering
You've covered it already in previous posts, but linking back to your longer explanations would be nice.
11 months ago
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Myth: RSC doesn't work with CSS-in-JS
It would probably be helpful to talk about runtime CSS-in-JS versus zero runtime variants.
11 months ago
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