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Displaying 4 items of PodRocket with the tag "reactivity".
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Rich Harris on fine grained reactivity and async first frameworks [ REPEAT ]
July 2nd, 2026 | 41 mins 13 secs
reactivity
Rich Harris joins the podcast to discuss his talk, fine-grained everything, exploring fine-grained reactivity, frontend performance, and the real costs of React Server Components and RSC payloads. Rich explains how Svelte and SvelteKit approach co-located data fetching, remote functions, and RPC to reduce server-side rendering costs, improve developer experience, and avoid unnecessary performance overhead on mobile networks. The conversation dives into async rendering, parallel async data fetching, type safety with schema validation, and why async-first frameworks may define the future of JavaScript frameworks and web performance.
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Rich Harris on fine grained reactivity and async first frameworks
February 5th, 2026 | 41 mins 13 secs
reactivity
Rich Harris joins the podcast to discuss his talk, fine-grained everything, exploring fine-grained reactivity, frontend performance, and the real costs of React Server Components and RSC payloads. Rich explains how Svelte and SvelteKit approach co-located data fetching, remote functions, and RPC to reduce server-side rendering costs, improve developer experience, and avoid unnecessary performance overhead on mobile networks. The conversation dives into async rendering, parallel async data fetching, type safety with schema validation, and why async-first frameworks may define the future of JavaScript frameworks and web performance.
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Rendering dilemma, Pinia, and not using Next.js
December 1st, 2023 | Season 3 | 10 mins 8 secs
frameworks, next.js, pinia, react, reactivity, vuex
In this week’s roundup episode, we cover how different frameworks handle reactivity, the differences between Vuex and Pinia, and the TL;DR of why Kent C. Dodds won’t use Next.js.
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The rendering dilemma with Atila Fassina
November 20th, 2023 | Season 3 | 41 mins 32 secs
frameworks, reactivity, signals, solid.js
In a sea of frameworks, what provides the best way to handle reactivity? Atila Fassina, DevRel Engineer at Crab Nebula and Google Dev Expert, returns to answer this question, talk about why Signals and Solid.js are good options, and more.