Rethinking The Linter 

Time stamp? I rewatched the last 7 minutes and still didn't see that he was an investor. $20 for 100 lints seems pretty bad, and that Theo defended it as sounding bad, but is actually really good for twitch to pay for just kind of underpins that this wasn't a unbiased reaction video.

@@ChrisCox-wv7oo 18:03 (to 18:05)

Being an investor does not make it a "sponsored" post. To be "sponsored", one need to be PAID BY and FOR content. Now that being said, you still need to disclaim it.

ah, so it's a shill post, ok :)

​@@akam9919 right! That's what I wanted to say. Thanks for putting it correctly.

I suspected it the moment he said they didn't mention AI in the title, as if that meant the guys were trustworthy or something, when it just means they know their target audience is more educated on the AI hype than the general public.

@@DaviAreias For me it's at 19:04 when he says he could actually see himself paying for it, thereby influencing the audience in that direction. Again, I have no issues with it, he's free to do so; but if he indeed is an investor in Million, a disclaimer is the bare minimum.

Yes

thats crazy @@crispi_shots

This is Aiden! Thanks, fixing our definition in the blog. Lint = something is highlighted on the page (not included: errors, no issues found)

Yea al this frontend stuff is dumb, how many companies using this stuff? 0, big corps are still using the same old school stuff Java, c#, ruby, plain Js

Legend of Dragoon reference?

It's just the beta for now and as Theo said there are still known bugs that might be a dealbreaker. I also haven't heard of it before this video so it might get some attention now.

not caring enough about it and it being pretty new is the catch ig

when millionjs first did the rounds, it was basically incompatible with all third party react libraries like component libraries, so barely anyone adopted it. idk if that has changed since.

Inertia

@@danisob3633 why isnt the react core team implementing these performance boosts?

I still use and love them, but Theo is right with not recommending them to beginners. Actor system design, messaging and channels are hard to master.

I would venture to guess it will considering it’s all the same react pattern of components and hooks etc

wait for prime to live code it on stream

it’s called Arc browser. a newer one

I would also like to know

Arc

Probably not ngl

I asked in their Discord server and they replied they are working on a CLI tool to give you the fixes in your CLI. Definitely not as good as a integrated plugin but still works i guess.

I really like the simplicity of Solid, and it's certainly something I think worth considering. It's main problem of course is 3rd party libs, or course this could change over time. I would also say the best performance gain for React is not a Linter, but just a better state manager like Jotia etc.

Why

React isn't the problem. It's your bad code

@@austincodes i never coded react in my life, so i don't think *my* bad code is the problem bud

Cope 😂

This is Aiden, thanks for your feedback. FYI - we fixed the primitive value issue >1 year ago, it should work. I would love to hear your thoughts on automatic mode - what is unreliable?

It’s because of the fantastic ecosystems surrounding react. That ecosystem would take a very long time to replicate in another language. Easier to just fix react

​@@sioncamara7 98% of the ecosystem will be outdated stuff that you wouldnt use today, what is in the react ecosystem that isnt available in solid? most modern quality tools are framework agnostic anyway

How is 20mins considered long-form content at all

There's really not much difference between all of the frameworks. One is faster to developer but runs slower, another is simpler, but has a higher bundle size, the third one may be the best of them all, but is still in beta and may not have too many libraries yet. It really does not matter imex. Server components are dope though, React now beats most other frameworks in performance because you can get away with shipping far less javascript for large projects, we are talking several times less. React will eventually die (see how amazing Astro is with View Transitions), and probably replaced by some Rust Templating engine, something like Templ in Go. In ~3 years there will just not be a need for React, but today it's the best choice for most projects.

If this was Gotham chess it’d be perfect for a pin of shame

people will use whatever is easier and faster to write code, no one cares about perfomance or architecture in modern web.

@@maurvick6777 yes, and react is none of that :D, no

U need only CQRS on the FE, no matter what framework u use... BE is the trash...