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We design for things to work out of the box.
And for when you want to configure them.
Here's the principle in action.
We make it simple to link resources together.
```
new Function("MyFunction", {
link: [bucket]
})
```
This lets your function access the bucket and gives it
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It's time to make it official.
SST is moving away from CDK and CloudFormation.
I wrote a really long post (linked below) detailing our thought process around it.
Let me highlight a few things from it here.
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"Can anybody help with <insert random error message>??"
Me in support:
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There’s a pattern with founders, especially technical ones that really struggle with marketing or comms. It’s an unfortunate downward spiral that many fall into.
To start with. Your message is made up of the content and the delivery. The content is WHAT you want to say, the
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Our little AI demo went viral over the weekend so I wanted to take a minute to share why we built it.
I also have a slightly different take on these LLMs.
*cough* AI is the future of UI *cough*
Let's do a thread!
we’re re-enacting the plot to silicon valley with LLMs
we’ve been gifted the best way to search over compressed data ever invented
but everyone is building the same chatbot over and over
we built a 100% open source demo of something more practical
check the thread
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How to write effective marketing copy for developers
Say your new feature is faster.
If it's faster by 10%, say "10x faster"
If it's faster by 50%, say "10x faster"
If it's faster by 100%, say "10x faster"
If it's 5x faster, say "10x faster"
If it's 10x faster, say "10x faster"
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Look you can run RSC wherever and however you want. Just off the top of my head:
1. Next.js
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Just fyi, the UI kit you are using doesn't automatically make your designs nicer.
They just make it look like every other app using that UI kit.
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"I'm trying to use Prisma with serverless, can somebody help me with this err..."
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@kentcdodds
Pretty spot on. Just to share our point of view.
1. Vercel does not open source a key part of Next.js, which is why OpenNext exists.
2. They break things with every single release, we see this first hand.
Being closed source and unstable is not a good combo.
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Me receiving a code review I never asked for
Kill count:
1 useEffect
1 useState
1 Context/Provider
2 Loading states
1 rando error handler
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Updated article on Code Splitting in Create React App with more feedback (thx
@dan_abramov
) -
#React
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“The SST team is a group of 3 highly skilled professionals”
The professionals:
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RDS is so bad that there's a new database startup launching every week.
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@WarrenInTheBuff
@techsavvytravvy
How do I call the fetcher? Do I need a fetchingFetcher fn?
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We might be mixing 2 separate issues with the React / Next.js thing
1. App router is marked as stable but some end users are having problems (slowness, etc.)
2. The undocumented canary (but stable?) releases are bad for frameworks not named Next.js
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There's a lot of chatter around OpenNext today.
Let me share how this came about and why it exists. And my thoughts on it.
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I wrote about how to add Code Splitting with Create React App and React Router - /cc
@dan_abramov
#React
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sharp as a package has always been tricky to deploy in Lambda.
With v3, we handle it automatically without any layers.
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This is my favourite Ion example to date.
The entire app to send emails through AWS is:
- 3 files (Lambda fn + sst config + package.json)
- 60 LoC
- And one `sst deploy`
we're on a mission to eliminate every random SaaS provider in your stack
sending email? directly use infra that handles billions of emails a day - all you have to do is define a sender
quickstart in reply
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We are witnessing the narrative around React take a turn in a way we haven't before.
I think the missteps might be adding up.
Could be early but it's possible that React usage starts to decline.
You inspired me,
@cassidoo
.
Since hooks and the early conception of the suspense API, I have personally felt that React has been obsessed with just a handful of concepts. While technically impressive and undoubtedly pushing the limits and boundaries of what a single-threaded UI
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We pick on AWS a lot but if you are building anything critical and need to do something custom, there is almost always a way.
It's the single biggest reason why we continue to invest in it.
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In case you missed what happened this weekend.
Very legal & very cool.
I wrote about this months ago, but it's worth repeating.
If you're using a mono-Lambda pattern, it's worth identifying opportunities to lazy-load dependencies.
The performance improvement is relative to bundle size. Here's a sample breakdown:
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For every 10 likes Melkey will make Dax's head bigger
The first episode of the Melk & Cookies live podcast is out now!
Super stoked that
@thdxr
was the first guest, where we talked all things serverless development, SST, Cloud Infra and Vercel. Even baby Kubernetess!
Let me know what you think!
Link below 🔥🙏
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This is the Notes app from our guide, it's been around for 7 years, has seen so many upgrades.
But migrating to Next.js is just too much.
Ryan demoes an upgrade path that's really compelling. And we are going to build this into SST.
Also just fyi, don't get into open source.
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Lately, we've been working on a new experimental deployment engine for SST, called ❍ Ion.
It uses Pulumi and Terraform instead of CDK and CFN.
This isn't a decision we take lightly. So why are we doing it?
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I don't get why people hate Drizzle so much, it's actually not that bad??
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🤔Can’t figure out if you should use SST or CDK for your AWS project?
We compared 3 different frameworks to help you find the perfect fit for your project:
@goserverless
@awscloud
@SST_dev
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HN after it finds out how Terminal is deployed
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You might split up your organization into separate roles; marketing, design, engineering, sales, etc. but to your users your product is the SUM of all of these functions.
We've been splitting these roles up for so long that we've forgotten why these exist in the first place —
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We blew our runway on a documentary crew for the Ion launch, please like.
it's officially not vaporware! sst ion is now generally available
i sat with a documentary crew to have a no BS, raw, unfiltered conversation about it
it came out kinda weird, link in reply
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Do we know how to make good thumbnails for our videos?
No
Do we know how to edit our videos?
No
But is the content at least engaging?
Also no
we're getting a divorce
(with cdk)
we did a deep dive stream on all the reasons why a few weeks ago, now up on youtube
link in reply
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The whole SST team has gone keto.
I don't know what that says about us.
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Let this be a lesson to all of you, bullying works.
BREAKING: Google will pause Gemini artificial intelligence image generation
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For Next.js sites (with real users) and traffic (wouldn’t expect a lot of you to understand anyway) deploying with OpenNext is now the only option (again I don’t expect you to understand).
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Not gonna be active on the OpenNext Discord tonight. I’m visiting a website with users (real users) in half an hour (wouldn’t expect a lot of you to understand anyway) so please don’t DM me asking me where I am (im on a website with real users, ok) you’ll most likely get aired
it's public - udacity (a real site with users) is hosting their NextJS application through SST and OpenNext on AWS
they're not the only ones - we've seen huge deployments going this route
seeing a path where this becomes how the majority of NextJS projects are deployed
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A+ editing.
Prime comedy.
But what a tragedy.
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"tenured DevRel"
Dax Raad (
@thdxr
) is finally back to explain why you still aren't a good developer and you're bad at starting companies!
He's a tenured DevRel at SST and an expert in serverless deployments, and he's here to share that knowledge with you free of charge
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More demos, less essays.
impressive performance shouldn't need daily essays telling you it's impressive
it should just be impressive
here's searching through 30,000 patients at 60fps
from a real app customers pay 5 figures a month for
RSCs won't help you do this
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You are not gonna believe what happens to Thanos in part 2
One of the reasons React Server Components are inevitable, much like Thanos, is that UI is a function of data.
In a CSR/SPA world, you must be willing to ship all of the code, for all of the possible data, before rendering can begin. This is why you see so many spinners.
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