Best of Qwik — 2023
- 1
- 2
Community Picks·3y
Qwik Reaches v1.0
Qwik Reaches v1.0 The Qwik team is excited to announce that we are ready for the real world. Qwik offers a rapidly expanding universe of ready-to-use integrations with your favorite libraries and frameworks. We have adapters for Azure, Cloudflare, Google Cloud Run, Netlify, Node.
- 3
builder.io·3y
Effortless Multi-threading in JSX with worker$
Using Web Workers in JavaScript traditionally involves some degree of complexity. When using Web Workers, developers must create a separate JavaScript file containing the logic to be run on the worker thread. Qwik’s new experimental function ( @builder.io/qwik-worker) can change your code from running in a Web Worker to running on the server.
- 4
asayer·3y
The Top Ten Rendering Patterns in Modern Web Development
The Top Ten Rendering Patterns in Modern Web Development Back How to render your website most optimally? This article introduces the ten most commonly used rendering design patterns applied by current frameworks. In each case, we will look at the concept of the rendering pattern, the benefits and drawbacks, the use cases, the relevant frameworks concerned.
- 5
Unveiling the Magic: Exploring Reactivity Across Various Frameworks
React can be broadly defined as the automatic update of the UI due to a change in the application's state. The framework does not need to execute any code and knows exactly which DOM nodes need to be updated. In real-world applications, the state, event, and binding are not always in the same component.
- 6
Astro + Qwik: Houston, we have Resumability!
Astro and Qwik can be used together to improve site speed and interactivity. Qwik's resumability allows for lazy loading of components, eliminating the need for hydration. The integration of @qwikdev/astro enables resumability and fine-grained lazy loading.
- 7
Tailwind CSS Qwik - Flowbite
Flowbite Qwik is a free and open-source front-end framework built by the team behind Builder. The framework was first released on July 18th, 2021 by Adam Bradley and Miško Hevery and has a large community of active developers with a popular GitHub repository.
- 8
Deno·3y
The State of Web Frameworks on Deno
The State of Web Frameworks on Deno has unlocked new ways to use Deno to build web applications. Today, you can work with frameworks from SvelteKit to Docusaurus using one of our ready-made templates. Deno is intentionally not designed as a drop-in replacement for Node.js.
- 9
Qwik 1.2: Performance in Autopilot
Qwik 1.2.0 is full of new features, fixes, and performance improvements designed to make you fall in love. Qwik's philosophy puts the responsibility on the framework (us), not the developers. We want developers to have a continuous and passive look at common performance issues in their apps.
- 10
Semaphore·3y
SPA Are Dead, Long Live SPA
React’s solution comprises two components, both of which are available through Next.js. Server components are streamlined, non-interactive versions of existing React components, rendered solely on the server. The React team believes the industry is moving: shifting tasks back to the server to enhance load times.