Felt😂😂😂

The more skills you have, the better

guess where we’re complaining about it now bitch

Sure sure

@DedeCodex

I prefer functional components. They're more readable and hooks are much simpler to work with

I told a friend same thing, class components can get complex and confusing at some point.

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Dede🥳😂🫶

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Money change people

Function components, less to write and easier to write code without bugs

As a Reactjs dev, do you prefer class components to functional components?

If yes, why?

Where do y’all get the energy to post this much within this time span

Blue sky IMO is a calm and refreshing version of twitter 🤭

Likeeeee! Same question on my mind.

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and the app dev geek wants to know how you don’t break the readablility of the app if some users aren’t persisting their data passed a certain date… the possibilities in this decentralized approach are endless.

Also the infrastructure geek in me wants to debate other like minded folks on how to make sure there is minimal cost to the users, for the benefit of fulling owning their data.

I’d love to see something like, every user owns their data, blue sky serves as a temporary cache with a year expiration, if the data owner still serves the data it is available, if they don’t, we rotate.

One minute you're peeing, the next you're deep in memes.

I need an invite code🥹

I’m curious to know how long it takes to get an invite code. Any idea?

Too early 😂

Hello world!

The AT Protocol docs are outstanding. They use clear language, and diagrams, with easy to parse examples for people who want to understand how things work.

Most of my technical questions have been answered and now I want to start building stuff. https://atproto.com/docs