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A web framework for building instant loading apps at any scale, without effort. sponsored by @builderio - join our community @ https://t.co/s3wJ1HNUnA

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linkhttps://qwik.dev calendar_today23-06-2021 22:42:02

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Dan Shappir πŸŽ—οΈ host on @JSJabber podcast(@DanShappir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In case you missed it: I did a one-on-one interview with Shai Reznik (Qwik) on JavaScript Jabber about JavaScript streaming, and its implementation in Qwik. It's a great conversation! youtube.com/watch?v=6JIwXx…

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Guillermo Rauch(@rauchg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is really exciting! This means that with @qwikdev on Vercel, you never drop traffic when you ship new code.

And this is not just for .js and .css assets caught in the middle of a version switch, but also cool cutting-edge RPC capabilities like `server$`:

This is really exciting! This means that with @qwikdev on @vercel, you never drop traffic when you ship new code. And this is not just for .js and .css assets caught in the middle of a version switch, but also cool cutting-edge RPC capabilities like `server$`:
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Shai Reznik (Qwik)(@shai_reznik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The brilliant thing about Qwik is its ability to serialize and stream closures.

It's because the primitive in Qwik is the 'QRL' (Qwik URL), which is an abstraction of 'calling a function that lives in a different file', saving us the need to manually import and run it.

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Jasper Kooij(@jasperkooij) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Just started the Qwik intro course at QwikSchool.com and WOW! What a hilariously entertaining way to learn a crazy-fast framework. πŸ‘πŸ‘ to Shai Reznik (Qwik) & MiΕ‘ko Hevery (Builder.io/Qwik) for making this!

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Shai Reznik (Qwik)(@shai_reznik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I got asked yesterday if Qwik 'defer' the hydration on a route level or a component level.

My answer was:
1. There is no hydration, we run the code once, not twice.

2. Qwik works on a function (closure!) level.
We literally 'stream' individual functions to the user 🀯

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Qwik(@QwikDev) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's OFFICIAL! πŸŽ‰
We're merging with SolidJS and forming a new framework called 'sQwik'

Yep, that's the sound your chair makes when you lean back and let the framework does all the work for ya... πŸ˜‰

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