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What if you could use web workers directly from JSX? š¤Æ
<button
onClick$={worker$(() => expensiveStuff())}
>
Run in web worker!
</button>
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Manu (Qwik)
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Manu (Qwik)
@manucorporat
Building AI and OSS at @builderio / @QwikDev
Founded @sethealthtech, former core team at @ionicframework and @stenciljs, creator of Gin Framework
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Joined September 2009
- HTML curiosities that might surprise you... or not š¤
00:00 - This is NOT a generic 3D model, it's generated on-demand based on a computed tomography! and you can try it yourself today! set.health All pure web technology š¤Æ
00:00 - Here me out! this feature is so crazy that everybody needs to know about it š¢ server side closures with @QwikDev !! š¤Æ builder.io/blog/module-exā¦
00:00 - Unpopular opinion: Python has a terrible readability
- What if you could execute code in the server from JSX? <button onClick={server$(() => console.log('server'))}> Runs in server </button> Stop dreaming and try @QwikDev š¤Æš¤Æš¤Æ
00:00 - Hot take: more than one screen is pure distraction
- Keeps getting better! New PR leads to x100 perf improvement! From 821 to 8ms, in a document with 200000 nodes š¤Æ But this is not surprising! resumability is conceptually very cheap compared to hydration. Before it was not slow, but now it's instant regardless of the DOM or state
- The meta-collection of icons collections! If you are building an app you need to know about this tool! 150.000 with zero dependencies! icones.js.org Built by my friend @antfu7 š
00:00 - Svelte developers love this feature! Now, thanks to signals it's also in @QwikDev (maybe soon in react?) <input bind:value={signal} /> Let me show it to you š
00:00 - Qwikā”ļø + Reactāļø is going to be a game changer! - š Dynamic data binding between React and Qwik - āļø Custom partial hydration strategies - š Full React ecosystem in @QwikDev - š„ Nested content projection - š«§ Interactivity without Hydration
- Built a Computed Tomography player using WebGL2 and Stencil from scratch. It only takes normal .png as input, representing each layer of the tomography, then a WebGL2 shader renders a 3D model by filtering and ray casting across all the layers. ct-player.firebaseapp.com
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