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In this episode of What's Good, Joel Hooks sits down with Dev Agrawal, a member of the SolidJS core team, to discuss the evolving landscape of web development, AI-assisted coding, and modern framework architecture.
Episode Highlights SolidJS and Modern Framework Architecture- Detailed comparison between SolidJS and React, highlighting key advantages
- Deep dive into Suspense implementation and reactive state management
- Overview of Dev's work on cross-boundary reactivity in SolidJS
- Discussion of his $7,000 Solid Hack competition winning project
- Exploration of stateful server components with WebSocket updates
- Discussion of AI agents managing tasks and grooming backlogs during meetings
- Exploration of using AI tools like Cursor for development
- Joel shares his experience building JoelFit, a full-stack application developed primarily through AI prompting
- Analysis of AI's current limitations and the importance of human guidance in development
- Analysis of React Server Components and their impact on the ecosystem
- Discussion of Cloudflare Durable Objects as individual compute units
- Introduction to Zero Sync and its implications for local-first applications
- Exploration of incremental view maintenance and its performance benefits
- Overview of Vite 6's improvements for server components and meta frameworks
- JoelFit (code) - Joel's AI-assisted development project on github
- Solid Suspense Demo v2 - Dev's demo showcasing Solid's advantages
- Building Asynchronous UIs Without the Hassle - Dev's conference talk
- SolidJS offers built-in support for async operations without React's bailout issues
- The entire Solid ecosystem was built with suspense support from v1
- Durable Objects are often misunderstood - they're individual compute units rather than just shared state
- Zero Sync's incremental view maintenance pairs particularly well with Solid's architecture
- React has moved away from traditional SPA towards full-stack architecture
- Framework choices continue to evolve with different approaches to reactivity and state management
- Watch Dev's talk on Building Asynchronous UIs Without the Hassle
- Check out his Solid Suspense Demo
Note: This episode was recorded in January 2024 and discusses emerging technologies and trends in web development.
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