I can't say it better than Rick Hanlon's tweet. We are so back. There has been a ton of releases the last couple weeks and I want to start digging into them and understanding their impact on the wider ecosystem.

[0:00] Preamble
[11:15] Meme Round-Up
[21:00] RSCs on Mobile & Server-Driven UI
[30:15] The Impact of AI on Web Trends 
[36:30] TanStack, TurboPack, Vite, and Vinxi
[42:45] Vendor Lock-In & Next Standalone Mode
[50:00] Partial Pre-Rendering & OoO Streaming
[56:30] Astro Actions, Container API, & formData
[1:02:45] Million Lint 1.0 RC
[1:09:45] SolidStart 1.0
[1:15:30] Ryan Watches Theo Watch Dan Abramov
[1:33:30] Theo's Additional Demo and Explanation
[1:38:30] Why Some Can't See the Benefit of RSCs
[1:45:00] Routing & Serialization Boundaries
[1:54:00] Ryan Florence's React Router v7 Talk
[2:02:15] The Nuances of Streaming (Data vs. HTML)
[2:14:15] React Compiler: Introduction & Background
[2:19:30] RC: Fine-Grained Reactivity?
[2:37:45] RC: Svelte Demo
[2:46:15] RC: First React Compiler Demo
[2:50:15] RC: Misko Hevery's Article & More Demos
[2:59:45] RC: Rick Hanlon's Demo & Response
[3:06:00] RC: React Forget Todos vs. Solid Todos
[3:12:00] RC: Performance Ceiling vs. Average
[3:16:15] RC: Let's Test It!
[3:32:45] Q&A: Solid V2? DOM Parts? TC39 Signals? 
[3:41:15] Q&A: Benchmark? Real Codebases? Million?
[3:50:00] RC: Test Results!
[4:04:00] RC: Conclusion and Comparisons
[4:16:30] File System Routing 
[4:29:45] Server Signals
[4:44:00] Solid's Ecosystem & New Fellowships
[4:51:15] Conclusion

Thank you @zombiefacesupreme for the timestamps.

Ryan Carniato

A live stream transcript from the creator of SolidJS returning after a month-long break. Topics covered include the SolidStart 1.0 release and its challenges, React compiler discussions and community memes around fine-grained reactivity, TanStack Start alpha progress, Expo RSCs for mobile, Astro 4.9 actions, Million Lint for React performance profiling, Vite/Vinxi ecosystem updates, partial pre-rendering (PPR) approaches across platforms, and server-driven UI concepts.

We Are So Back