TanStack Start: New competitor to Next.js
I've been using TanStack Start for a mid-size hobby webapp since its early alpha stage—over a year now.
Ondrej Velisek Blog
I've been using TanStack Start for a mid-size hobby webapp since its early alpha stage—over a year now.
This post is about a bad code pattern I see quite often.
In the front-end world, there's an ongoing war over performance.
Building web apps is a complex problem. We need simple high-level mental structures to support such a heavy load.
While ago, I started using React hooks. The simplicity, homogenity and composability sounded great.