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SolidJS 2.0 RC.17: Live Server Functions, Rich Arguments, and Streaming

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SolidJS 2.0 RC.17: Live Server Functions, Rich Arguments, and Streaming

Summary & Key Takeaways ​

  • Experimental broadcast(fn) enables live server functions that share a single render across multiple viewers.
  • live(fn) now implicitly uses GET requests, optimizing client-side bundles.
  • Server functions can now accept files and blobs as arguments using enableRichArguments().
  • renderToStream now reports serialization failures through the server error hook.
  • Live server component slot records are now committed in a single write, preventing inconsistent states.

Our Commentary ​

This is a meaty RC. The broadcast(fn) feature for live server functions sounds genuinely innovative; I'm trying to wrap my head around the implications for real-time data. It feels like a powerful abstraction for shared state. And rich arguments for server functions? That's a huge quality-of-life improvement. We've all wrestled with file uploads. This is a solid step towards Solid 2.0.

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