Jack Herrington walks you through setting up tRPC with the app router in Next.js 13.
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I Hate Next.js 13 Caching Even More Now
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Everyone ia talking about Next.js's cache problem. I found this very helpful in understanding the details.
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Printer Ink, It's a SCAM (but for real)
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I hate buying printer ink. It's the worst part of owning your own printer. Are you able to print something? Um, well, no technically not because I ran out of ink 3 months ago and spending $50 for something that will last maybe 15 pages is just not something I'm into.
I definitely need to check out the other options out there.
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HTMX: The Game-Changing Alternative to React
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Jack Herrington is a boss. Love his stuff. In this one, he explores htmx and compares an implementation to React's implementation.
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The 'Zero JS' Lie
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Theo makes some great points that echo what Rich Harris has said about the problems with a No-JS solution. "Lean web" is better phraseology that is honest about the end results. Use whatever JavaScript is necessary to craft the experience you want your users to have. I have no current need for JavaScript on this site, but I have AlpineJS available for when I do. And I'm not worried about including it prematurely because it doesn't slow my site down at all and it is there for when I need to sprinkle something in. How much more the JavaScript you are actually actively using. The modern web can handle your little JS bundle. Don't sweat it.
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Scaling Frontend App Development | Theo Reacts
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Theo is a streamer I follow who covers things like React and NextJS. In this video, he reacts to a talk by the Vercel CEO about some solid principles for building apps that scale.
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PROOF JavaScript is a Multi-Threaded language
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Fireship videos are just the best. This one takes a look at how to do multi-threading with JavaScript.