React

And so I am using a third-party app, and I really hope this doesn't end up coming to bite me there.

Well, Daniel in the chat who works on a third party Reddit app, I think he was the guy that initially informed us of the like React native loophole, where if you sign in with a web view, you can then close that web view and use that as a portal back and forth between that.

They've been sending emails to a lot of the third party users.

app developers and being like, hey, they want to shake them out of the whole situation as well, partially because, like, that's a way for all of this data to leak.

But again, one more casualty to this new era of AI.

Another bit of news is TanStack introduced Redact.

And so this is something that Tanner talked about, I think even like months ago, but didn't really like release it officially, but it's essentially a reimplementation of React.

It's a smaller replacement for it, and it is a drop-in replacement.

Last night, I was at the office till 8 o'clock working on our sanctioned AI environment, trying to get what we're doing for the PMO together.

I was just trying to build a React dashboard.

Why did I stay late? Because my phone wasn't going to ring, because nobody was going to bother me, because Star was home watching the news, and I just couldn't do another day of watching the news.

I was like, let me build a React dashboard.

She even admitted she's tired.

She's like, I'm pretty tired this week.

Beep, boop, bop, beep, boop.

I got a question about React,

and I don't know how to get the

answer.

Yeah, dude, I'm good about this.

Okay.

React on effect usage.

When is React effect usage considered a good idea?

I think one of the major changes that happened actually within the first few years of me starting the Rails was the rise of JavaScript, right? And how that just transformed the expectations and demand so all of a sudden this cool tool that i really enjoyed working with like you know really within five years was starting to no longer be the default tool to work with, you know? Um, so the, I've been a react and, and all that.

So that I would say that was a, a major, one of the most impactful, um, changes that came, you know, before AI.

How did you sort of approach that from a business perspective, right? Like, I mean, was it, you know, you just sort of had to take on, you know, that, you know, uh, That baggage, I guess, for JavaScript, I don't want to put words in your mouth, but I don't have a lot of great feelings about the whole front-end versus back-end React split that happened in the Rails ecosystem.

I tried to avoid it as much as I could and still sort of fell prey to it at some point.

But as a consultancy, how did you have to adapt there?

Yep.

Yeah, I mean, one thing I think about too sometimes with that, especially as I'm not doing that much consulting like you are, Wally, but It's like right now, you're doing Rails primarily.

But at the same time, what's going to happen there? It's all going to turn into React.

So, I saw businesses that had lost 98% of their traffic got that bad then.

Then as ChatGPT and Claude got better at vibe coding sites, we then saw that the output tended to be React, Next.js based, but it was server side rendered.

So you could vibe code a site and at least Google could crawl it.

But there are still SEO problems that come up regularly.

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