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SPAs should do more than server-rendered apps, not less
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Length:
56 minutes
Released:
Mar 6, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Topics include:
0:00 - Module unification
1:20 - Component resolution
5:45 - Why we don't use angle brackets
9:35 - SPAs should do everything a server app can do
10:15 - Ember's Router
11:00 - Replicating the server's "fresh data" behavior
17:15 - Reloading stale data
23:50 - Fetching data
23:50 - Getting Mirage working with React and Vue
26:10 - Data loading components
29:41 - Knowing what queries are currently rendered
32:15 - Using cache keys to track what data is loaded
35:00 - Pushing data into the client with web sockets
39:00 - Describing Twitter's UI in queries
44:00 - When will data loading be abstracted away?
49:45 - Dependabot workflow
50:20 - Can you merge a PR from a bot if all the tests pass?
53:20 - Trust, but verify
Links:
Ember Community Survey
ember-template-component-import
Sam Selikoff on Twitter
Ryan Toronto on Twitter
0:00 - Module unification
1:20 - Component resolution
5:45 - Why we don't use angle brackets
9:35 - SPAs should do everything a server app can do
10:15 - Ember's Router
11:00 - Replicating the server's "fresh data" behavior
17:15 - Reloading stale data
23:50 - Fetching data
23:50 - Getting Mirage working with React and Vue
26:10 - Data loading components
29:41 - Knowing what queries are currently rendered
32:15 - Using cache keys to track what data is loaded
35:00 - Pushing data into the client with web sockets
39:00 - Describing Twitter's UI in queries
44:00 - When will data loading be abstracted away?
49:45 - Dependabot workflow
50:20 - Can you merge a PR from a bot if all the tests pass?
53:20 - Trust, but verify
Links:
Ember Community Survey
ember-template-component-import
Sam Selikoff on Twitter
Ryan Toronto on Twitter
Released:
Mar 6, 2019
Format:
Podcast episode
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