theres gonna be a lot more at this rate. everyones tribalistic preferences about how web frameworks should be made... is never going to get solved. now everyone can just spend a week of their claude max plan making whatever framework they want. ive done it like twice now in the past year just for shits and giggles, it is fun but i wont pretend like i know where any of this is going, i think a hybrid of ssr and a blend of "the client should do some work" is probably the prevailing strats that will scale. something like aggrid is a very performant js datatable so i personally am not inclined to try and reinvent that from the backend, rather a backend has full coverage over its api surface but largely just sets/configures/sends data to but lets aggrid do what aggrid does. component models and diffing changes and all of that though and sending lil dom updates... shouldve never been purely on the front end to begin with. front end runtimes are about to get way smaller.
my favorite part of using whatever this weird ssr hybrid landscape ive been in is just not using graphql lol. i can just rawdog sql now for most things like the lords of data intended. its fantastic
I've been working on my own framework for several years now. I chat to AI about it but otherwise it is hand coded. It is interesting looking at how much effort goes into framework development when in theory an AI can spin up precise code that does just what is needed for the situation, assuming it isn't hallucinating or going off the rails of course. But I don't think we have seen a truely vibe coded, AI just doing what is optimal framework come out of the woodwork even though the space has had a lot of time to show something. I'm interested to see what it looks like when it happens.
theres gonna be a lot more at this rate. everyones tribalistic preferences about how web frameworks should be made... is never going to get solved. now everyone can just spend a week of their claude max plan making whatever framework they want. ive done it like twice now in the past year just for shits and giggles, it is fun but i wont pretend like i know where any of this is going, i think a hybrid of ssr and a blend of "the client should do some work" is probably the prevailing strats that will scale. something like aggrid is a very performant js datatable so i personally am not inclined to try and reinvent that from the backend, rather a backend has full coverage over its api surface but largely just sets/configures/sends data to but lets aggrid do what aggrid does. component models and diffing changes and all of that though and sending lil dom updates... shouldve never been purely on the front end to begin with. front end runtimes are about to get way smaller.
my favorite part of using whatever this weird ssr hybrid landscape ive been in is just not using graphql lol. i can just rawdog sql now for most things like the lords of data intended. its fantastic
I've been working on my own framework for several years now. I chat to AI about it but otherwise it is hand coded. It is interesting looking at how much effort goes into framework development when in theory an AI can spin up precise code that does just what is needed for the situation, assuming it isn't hallucinating or going off the rails of course. But I don't think we have seen a truely vibe coded, AI just doing what is optimal framework come out of the woodwork even though the space has had a lot of time to show something. I'm interested to see what it looks like when it happens.
Didn't like the apis nor both being built on top of react crap.