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Recent Episodes
September 13, 2021
React Query and Chime.so
<p>In this podcast we talk with Spencer Jones, creator of chime.so. We discuss his post on React Query and also talk a bit about Chime and how it uses the library.</p>
August 30, 2021
Building Component Libraries with Tailwind and TSDX
<p><a href="https://frontend.blog/build-your-own-flexible-component-library-using-tsdx-typescript-tailwind-css-headless-ui">Blog post</a></p> <p>This week, we discuss building component libraries with Tailwind, React, and TSDX. </p> <p>Check out the video version of the podcast to see the blog post sections as we discuss!</p> <p>Video Podcast</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Chapters:</strong></p> <p>0:42 - TSDX </p> <p>1:24 - Tailwind</p> <p>2:46 - HeadlessUI</p> <p>6:04 - What TSDX Includes</p> <p>7:09 - Tailwind + PostCSS Setup</p> <p>9:59 - Building in Storybook</p> <p>12:11 - Less dependencies, the better!</p> <p>16:39 - Tips for pickup up Tailwind</p> <p>18:22 - HeadlessUI + Tailwind</p> <p>20:12 - Building Tailwind for Production</p> <p>21:41 - Publishing to NPM</p> <p>24:02 - The Example Playground</p> <p>26:12 - TypeScript or JavaScript!</p> <p>28:16 - Component Building Process</p> <p>30:05 - Conclusion</p>
August 23, 2021
From Knex to Prisma? An In Depth Q&A
<p>This week we have a special podcast only episode. </p> <p>Rob Shaw from mycnote.com and Tristan Siegel from thedipp.com join to discuss adding prisma into their applications.</p> <p>If you've used other database libraries in the past, the questions asked in this podcast will give you a good idea of how Prisma works.</p> <p><br></p> <p>00:00 Intro</p> <p>00:48 Rob on using Knex + Bookshelf currently</p> <p>02:52 Tristan aded Prisma to an existing Knex app</p> <p>03:57 Prisma solves the N+1 Problem</p> <p>The talk Tristan mentions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7oMfBGEdwsc&amp;vl=en</p> <p>05:16 Dataloading at Bustle with Redis</p> <p>07:15 Prisma's Schema is a Superior Solution</p> <p>08:58 How do migrations work with Prisma?</p> <p>12:41 Prisma supports transactions!</p> <p>14:17 Auditing with Middleware?</p> <p>15:29 Automatically set updatedAt?</p> <p>17:53 Typescript and Prisma</p> <p>22:47 What about edge cases with the ORM?</p> <p>26:20 Tristan's Prisma gotchas</p> <p>30:08 Prisma and JSON fields</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
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