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Let's look at how signals can offer wins over hooks.

Fragments, a seemingly convenient subject isn't all that straight-forward.

The concept of fragment composition is great but there's a fundamentally missing feature to make it feel great

Preact X has been released for five years, let's go over all the exciting things that have happened.

What can we do to prevent our applications getting taken down by third parties, and if we do go down, how can we optimise for recovery.

A quick exploration of how a client-side cache looks at abstract and concrete types in GraphQL.

An opinionated development workflow I have enjoyed using when it comes to GraphQL.

Persisted operations are a way to introduce caching and additional security to your GraphQL Endpoint.

Getting unique tree-identifiers consistent across server and client.

When exploring a bug in Preact we came across a few quirks with regards to (micro)ticks and events.

We see a lot of talk about hydration, what is it and where is it applied?

We often talk about state in context, ... but this can be a footgun, let's take a closer look at how library authors bypass this.

How do we handle Asynchronous data in a situation where it feels the runtime is idle, how does Suspense tie into this and extending into ssr.

Controlled and uncontrolled inputs have always been a big subject, what does it actually mean, to be (un)controlled?

As one of the core maintainers of Preact I think a lot about VDOM and how to optimize the common actions of library-consumers.