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So here's an interesting little thing or 2 @nomster.bsky.social , @foolip.org , and myself have been cooking up—along with lots of help from others!: developer.chrome.com/blog/declara... This could lead to some VERY interesting changes in how we write web pages. Would love to hear your thoughts!

developer.chrome.comDeclarative partial updates | Blog | Chrome for DevelopersLearn about new out-of-order streaming capabilities and the renewed HTML insertion and streaming methods available for testing from Chrome 148

Matthew Phillips

@handle.invalid

19 May

Cool, article, one point of clarification: > A common pattern popularized by frameworks like Astro and React is the island architecture where components are hydrated independently on top of static HTML. React never implemented islands and were explicitly against the idea.

EINS78

@eins78.com

to be fair, it was always very easy to implement "islands" yourself with React. the whole concept of "hydration" did not exist before in any framework – that's what initially drew me to it. remember "isomorphic" components? 😅

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