Иван Вольнов

Absolutely the whole backend should be reactive by default. declarative and reactive. like ReactJS, but on the server. frameworks like Prisma should increase the level of abstraction and add something...

hmm, I thought it’s not necessary to integrate such functionality into the core of Prisma, it can be implement as a wrapper, hmmmmmmmm. I think I'll do it) I will...

@johhansantana reactivity knows exactly when the data has been updated, but polly makes the ddos ​​of the server constant requests, without using intelligent heuristics, unlike reactivity. why do you think...

I found! graphql server https://hasura.io already supports scalable realtime subscriptions =) its like SQL but graphql to PostgreSQL, and it have subscriptions on data change

@FredyC I do not DISCUSS another product here, I searched and found a solution, and shared it with other people. > That said I switched to Hasura as well because...

@homerjam https://hasura.io has reactive hooks, if data in db changes, hashura go to special link (link can call AWS lambda function or something) > but any solution based on websocket...

accordingly, we can’t use such things https://github.com/JetBrains/svg-mixer/tree/master/packages/svg-transform-loader

we also need an option to configure which transform links are in `require (). default` and which don't temp solution: `_utils.js:` ```javascript //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// // OUR HACK //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// const urlRegExp =...

@evilebottnawi actually, such information is in css modules   i use just naruto, sasuke must be remove from bundle

like this `utils.js`: ```javascript exports.getModulesNamesFromDirLocal = function getModulesNamesFromDirLocal(dir) { return exports.readDir(path.resolve(dir, './node_modules')).filter(x => { return !exports.contains(['.bin'], x) }) } exports.getModulesNamesFromDir = function getModulesNamesFromDir(dir) { const allFoundModules = [] const pathParts...