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An Effect-First Frontend Framework: Foldkit Devin Jameson joined Johannes Schickling on Cause & Effect to talk about Foldkit’s schema-first approach to frontend state, how it differs from React, and why this architecture matters even more in the age of AI-assisted coding.

Effect | TypeScript for the AI Era

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Effect | TypeScript for the AI Era3 months ago

@devinjameson @schickling Full episode, show notes and transcript on YouTube link:

Sebastian Lorenz3 months ago

@foldkit @devinjameson @schickling "The role that schema plays in Foldkit can't be *understated*". Damnit Devin.

Riley Jameson3 months ago

@foldkit @devinjameson @schickling Foldkit is the future

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