@Armandotrue My girlfriend gets upset when I’m mean to AI incase it takes over one day 🙄

@Armandotrue I like this idea but two questins: What runs first? The filter or the isEqual? How would this affect type narrowing? Would a filter for even numbers, for example, type narrow and know it’s always even? I imagine not Cool idea either way!

@ChShersh I hear Ocaml is similar to Haskell. Not sure if that extends to pure functions but I think learning how to program without side effects, as someone who was taught in an OOP mindset through college, it’s really hard to transition to this way of thinking if you’re happy with OOP?

@Armandotrue Am I gonna be the annoying guy to complain about side effects here? Everyone called out the load times but I’ve gotta read how many functions before I know what this component does? Slow to load and probably slower to understand..

@ChShersh I also have a CS degree so don’t get me wrong, but I think the degree is and always placed emphasis on algorithms, graphs, etc, and is quickly diverting from the skills needed as a software developer

@Enea_Jahollari How the documentation come along? I tried a lot of custom theming early in the transition from m2 to m3 and had a miserable time.. is it time to revisit?

@mfpears I also wish the inline styles in the ts files had better DX, I seem to be the only person complaining the styles array is a super ugly approach?

@Armandotrue Im digging this idea and would love to see something like this hit the eventual RFC. This looks like it could make date range validation a piece of cake (though maybe a way this clean exists in reactive forms that I’m not using?). Cool to see!!

@housecor I always liked this idea! I’m curious what you do in situations where maybe you have a User model, and a Task model, and you want the query key for a specific task to rely on both a user id and a task id in the key? Or would you structure the keys different? Factory functions?

@DanielGlejzner @joshuamorony Disclaimer: for TanStack I am referring to the @ngneat/query implementation as I have not had a chance to play with the TanStacks latest updates to add angular support. But I believe they should follow the same model so either way my statement stands.

@Enea_Jahollari @Arnoud_dv @TkDodo Maybe I’m totally Misunderstanding react query as I just started looking into it as I read your tweet, but I guess I like to ramble… regardless I am excited to see what’s done and will use it anyway!

@BenLesh @angular That’s really good to know! I was under the impression that computed() would replace ngOnChanges in signal components but I’m wondering if these expensive calls make it unrealistic? Would love to hear your thoughts on computed() and signal components!

@Waterplea I would also maybe add that standalone components allow you to look at a single file and understand exactly what it’s dependencies are. I’ll admit you can do this with well named tag names and looking at the html, I just like seeing it all there even if it is cluttered a bit.