Backend: NextJs + MongoDB.
Hosting: VM in Hetzner Cloud.
Embeds as two script tags on any website — cacheable deps react and reactdom (gzip: 54.29 kB - to optimize or drop completely) + widget (gzip: 7.83 kB)
Backend: NextJs + MongoDB.
Hosting: VM in Hetzner Cloud.
Embeds as two script tags on any website — cacheable deps react and reactdom (gzip: 54.29 kB - to optimize or drop completely) + widget (gzip: 7.83 kB)
But, Next pre-builds combined artifacts, changes whitespace and parenthesization, etc. So, exact strings won't match.
But, Next pre-builds combined artifacts, changes whitespace and parenthesization, etc. So, exact strings won't match.
Specifically, we're trying to look for known copy-pasted fragments from the ReactDOM prod/dev artifacts to pinpoint locations, but whitespace may differ across app bundles. Would like to keep fragments as-is.
Specifically, we're trying to look for known copy-pasted fragments from the ReactDOM prod/dev artifacts to pinpoint locations, but whitespace may differ across app bundles. Would like to keep fragments as-is.
We have a few dozen very specific fragments we've collected, with arbitrary code inside. Usually full statements, but also some comma-separated expressions, etc.
The actual use case is finding locations in ReactDOM bundles.
We have a few dozen very specific fragments we've collected, with arbitrary code inside. Usually full statements, but also some comma-separated expressions, etc.
The actual use case is finding locations in ReactDOM bundles.
CRA usage peaked 2 years ago, but still significant. Vite React is 2/3 of Next. For Oct:
- ReactDOM: 108M
- Next: 33M
- Vite: 23.8M
- CRA: 12M
npm-stat.com/charts.html?...
more reason to provide migration paths!
CRA usage peaked 2 years ago, but still significant. Vite React is 2/3 of Next. For Oct:
- ReactDOM: 108M
- Next: 33M
- Vite: 23.8M
- CRA: 12M
npm-stat.com/charts.html?...
more reason to provide migration paths!
ReactDOMStatic.prerender(<App />)
It's like the old renderToString API, but unlike renderToString, prerender will wait for Suspense boundaries to finish before returning the HTML.
ReactDOMStatic.prerender(<App />)
It's like the old renderToString API, but unlike renderToString, prerender will wait for Suspense boundaries to finish before returning the HTML.
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In a SPA, we can get everything from a CDN and I think ReactDOM handles .rsc and can start committing it to the DOM right away. So I don't think you would have to wait on react to render client components to see content.
Maybe?
In a SPA, we can get everything from a CDN and I think ReactDOM handles .rsc and can start committing it to the DOM right away. So I don't think you would have to wait on react to render client components to see content.
Maybe?
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
function Welcome() {
return <h1>Welcome!</h1>;
}
ReactDOM.render(
<Welcome/>,
document.getElementById('root')
);
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
function Welcome() {
return <h1>Welcome!</h1>;
}
ReactDOM.render(
<Welcome/>,
document.getElementById('root')
);