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Building Isomorphic Webapps on the JVM with React.js and Spring Boot - winterbe
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Using dust.js with Scala SBT | This is my blog.
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| | Thanks for taking the time to stop by! I try to post every few weeks on topics ranging from niche aspects of computer programming to organizational and business challenges. By all means subscribe to the RSS feed!
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Tutorial: How to Use React Server Components (RSC) Without a Framework | dev/tails
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| | I've attempted to reduce this all down to the simplest implementation possible to help understand how RSCs work
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Our first server-side render - somewhat abstract
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| | [AI summary] The author discusses implementing server-side rendering (SSR) for a React application, focusing on rendering a React component into HTML and integrating it into a page template.
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Visual Studio Code setup for iOS development with Copilot - Igor Kulman
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| There is now an official GitHub Copilot extension for Xcode, but it essentially acts as a fancy autocomplete. Given how unreliable Xcode's autocomplete can be, this is still an improvement. However, to fully leverage GitHub Copilot's capabilities, you will ll need a more extensible IDE-such as Visual Studio Code. Visual Studio Code tooling The tooling in Visual Studio Code has come a long way in terms of supporting iOS development, and these days, you can configure it to offer a very good experience, including navigating the code, building and running the app, and even debugging with breakpoints.