cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

3 months ago

@thdxr @kianmckenn @kitlangton Feels like this is what we should have been doing all along. Many treat refactoring and tech debt as secondary work. If you don’t tend the garden, codebase quality and eventually velocity go down. This was true long before AI agents. It just piles up faster now.

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4 months ago

@expo Hey, expo-audio feels limited today for background playback controls. Are there plans to improve lock-screen/notification transport support (remote next/previous)? What’s the official Expo-recommended approach right now for managing an audio queue while the app is in background?

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7 months ago

@mitch0z @letz_ai Iron maiden

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4 years ago

@leeerob @vercel Migration mode. My website is live somewhere else and while I don't connect my domain, I would like to avoid my production deployment from being indexed by robots. Once I connect my domain, finishing the migration, then robots are welcome. That's currently difficult to implement.

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4 years ago

Is it a bad practice to call an API endpoint to increment a pageView counter from a useEffect? React Strict Mode calls is twice on dev mode, supposedly to expose bad practices on useEffect. This is done in a NextJS SSG app pages. Is is a bad practice? #ReactJS #Nextjs

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4 years ago

@leeerob Because if I'm not mistaken, this was not possible with the regular 'revalidate' directive. If the user had already navigated to link1 using a 'next/link', they would keep seeing the client-cached stale version, even though the server had already a new one.

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4 years ago

@leeerob Hi Lee, does on demand revalidation work with client side links from 'next/link'? I mean, if the user visits link1, then link2, then link1 gets revalidated. When they go back to link1 will they see the new version? Or will they get a client cached version from the 1st visit? Tks

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4 years ago

@dan_abramov "What will we miss?" by VSauce. youtu.be/7uiv6tKtoKg . Also a big fan of @fcain and his videos!

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

@edanbenatar @csaba_kissi Dell D6000.

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

@csaba_kissi Thanks! Adding to the list: Fireship youtube.com/c/Fireship

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

@TkDodo @DavidKPiano Yeah, it makes total sense! Thanks for sharing the link for the talk as well. 😀

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

@TkDodo hey, how are u? I was wondering if there's a way to add a value as a 'dependency' of a query without adding it to the queryKey. For ex, when activeTab changes, refetch the query (if stale). Is a useEffect with `queryClient.refetchQueries()` the way to go in this case? 😀

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4 years ago

@TkDodo Exactly! It's a good point in time to refetch. Not really a dependency. Doing it from the Tabs onChange handler is a great idea! I'll try that! Thanks a lot, Dominik 😀

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

@TkDodo This is the behaviour I'm looking for, but without having to use the `useEffect`. Maybe there is no other way here, though. useEffect(() => { queryClient.invalidateQueries( ['my-query'], { stale: true } ); }, [activeTab, queryClient]);

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4 years ago

@TkDodo And if I add it to the queryKey, it will always refetch, even if it's still fresh. Because the query key will change, right? That's why I'm looking for a way to trigger a potential refetch (if stale) without adding it to the query key.

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4 years ago

@jensimmons Something like height: 100avh and avw. "available viewport height/width". Meaning "expand until reach the edge of the viewport". So I don't have to keep track of header height using: calc(100vh - 120px) for example. Any other ways of doing it with what we have today?

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

@TkDodo That does sounds like the best approach! Thanks a lot, Dominik! 😃

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cbdeveloper @_cbdeveloper

4 years ago

Hey, @TkDodo what is the best way to access query data from a component that cannot be responsible for firing up the query? Should I just use useQueryClient.getQueryData? Obs: another component will actually call the useQuery hook.

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4 years ago

@TkDodo I can fire it safely from the `DrawerBody` children, which is only mounted when the Drawer is open. But I also need the data on the DrawerFooter, which is mounted when the Drawer is closed as well. That's why I need the data, but can't fire the query from there.