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EPISODE · Jan 11, 2022 · 46 MIN

Transitive Dependencies and Suspending After Initial Render

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Happy New Year! Sam and Ryan are back from the holidays, talking about transitive dependencies in node and the browser in the context of Ryan’s next-s3-upload library. They also discuss a SuspenseAfterInitialRender component, speed vs. testability in services and monoliths, and a thought-provoking tweet from Dan Abramov on tests vs. source code. Topics include: 0:00 - Would you want tests or source code 11:20 - Suspense, SuspenseAfterInitialRender, unstable_avoidThisFallback 19:05 - Value of having a reproducible test suite for a dynamic app 22:12 - Speed vs. testability of services vs. monolith 26:24 - How to import different versions of dependencies in libraries. Module resolution in node vs. browser. Links: Dan Abramov’s tweet on tests vs. source code A Quick Intro to Suspense in React 18 React PR for unstable_avoidThisFallback How Serverless Saved Money on My Heating Bill next-s3-upload, Ryan’s Next.js package for uploading images

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Happy New Year! Sam and Ryan are back from the holidays, talking about transitive dependencies in node and the browser in the context of Ryan’s next-s3-upload library. They also discuss a SuspenseAfterInitialRender component, speed vs. testability in services and monoliths, and a thought-provoking tweet from Dan Abramov on tests vs. source code.

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