Benjamin Bender

> I'm talking about something like that for API only avoiding JS runtime at all in my app. The service worker does the dirty work, instead of swr or svelte-query....

It basically depends on the structure of your data. If it is constantly changing, I would generally advise against your approach because you will have a really hard time to...

@ConsoleTVs You're mixings things up here: In React the exact opposite is true. Per default React tracks every prop in its virtual DOM and reruns the whole subtree when props...

> afaik your swr wont run again in react if some fetcher dependency changes. Only if you specify it on the key array and using the value provided in the...

@Terrahop You are simply rerunning useSWR reactivly with different parameters. Therefor data is initialized as undefined at the beginning of the *new* request as per docs. See: > data: Writable:...

I'm in a kind of similar situation and would also love to see some clear definition of browser-support and - ideally - documented steps needed to improve support. Doesn't seem...

SSG is supported with global css. So no problem there. AMP on the other hand is a completely different story as it doesn't allow external CSS at all. See https://amp.dev/documentation/guides-and-tutorials/develop/style_and_layout/style_pages/.

The example in this repo is very outdated. As its using next 9.2 and SSG was introduced in 9.3 it can't be used as it is. But tailwind and SSG...

Just threw a template together: **Repo**: * https://github.com/benbender/tailwindcss-nextjs-ts **Preview deployed to**: * https://tailwindcss-nextjs-ts.vercel.app/ **Additional featues**: * NextJS 10 * Typescript 4.2 * Tailwind 2 incl. the new JIT-Compiler * Critical...

Basically yes - at least until https://github.com/solidjs/solid/issues/1041 is solved :)