Should you use merge commits or rebase when working on large codebases?
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Sam and Ryan talk about whether you should use merge commits or you should rebase commits in your PRs when working on large, fast-moving codebases. They also talk about implementing build-time client-side search with Stork, and why layering in animation code shouldn’t materially affect your existing React code. Topics include: 0:00 - Intro 1:48 – How to use D3 with React elements - 9:14 – Why you should unmount Modals and Dialogs when they’re not visible - 24:36 – Using Stork to implement build-time, client-side search - 36:03 – Merge commits vs. rebasing in large codebases - Links: Sam’s D3 and Framer Motion video Stork on GitHub Framer Motion course
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Sam and Ryan talk about whether you should use merge commits or you should rebase commits in your PRs when working on large, fast-moving codebases. They also talk about implementing build-time client-side search with Stork, and why layering in animation code shouldn’t materially affect your existing React code.
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