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sunil paivor 2 Jahren

This POC is powered by a fork of waku (by @dai_shi and co, thanks for a great lib!). There's a lot of work for it to be production ready, but I'm sharing this early peek to get a vibe check. Tell me what you think!

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sunil paivor 2 Jahren

The technique here is pretty general, I bet I could get it working with other meta frameworks too. I’ll bother those authors after this is in a better place.

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sunil paivor 2 Jahren

Thanks thanks thanks. I was shaking when I got it working at 4 in the morning lol, it’s so fun to see regular react work like this

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joel ⛈️vor 2 Jahren

this is fuckin dope

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sunil paivor 2 Jahren

🥰 thanks thanks

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swyx 🔜 @aidotEngineer NYCvor 2 Jahren

this is big fkin news

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sunil paivor 2 Jahren

anything to find pmf

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Matt Pocockvor 2 Jahren

Damn dude

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Mike Friezevor 2 Jahren

So we could use tanstack-router with this as well? I was already interested in something like waku + tanstack-router. I am so excited about the future of react.

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sunil paivor 2 Jahren

not sure, does tanstack router have an rsc story yet? might not be too hard to get it to fit in

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