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Software Engineer • Maintaining TanStack Query • blog at https://t.co/tqjsQfLXIR • Frontend Tech Lead @myadverity • ReactJs • TypeScript • Father of two 👧‍👦
Oct 18, 2022 10 tweets 3 min read
The #TypeScript compiler might not be the fastest - but why is that such a big problem?
"We have a large project" - I get that, but there are other things you can do that will impact development speed and DX: 1) decouple type checking from development

Coupling your dev server start & reload with type-checking is not only slow and mostly unnecessary, it's also hindering. Comment out one line of code, see an error in the browser because of unnecessary import... why?
Oct 16, 2022 9 tweets 2 min read
So the `use` proposal is quite interesting, there's some chatter already about it being an out-of-the-box react-query together with the yet unknown cache api.

Let me elaborate why I do not think that's the case. The reports of react-query's death are greatly exaggerated: The obvious one is: react-query does so much more. It tries to keep your application in-sync with your server state.

Smart refetches; interval refetching; retries; infinite queries; offline support; lagged data; persisters; prefetching; hydration for SSR;