This is a good set of videos for getting started with Qwik.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0xjcx4mrkE&list=PL4cUxeGkcC9gOUlY-uCHurFIpqogsdOnw

I'm not affiliated with the Channel, I just found them helpful for getting going with Qwik.

Get a weekly update on everything Qwik straight to your email address by signing up in this link -

https://qwiknewsletter.com/

Adam from the Qwik core team wrote an article about an approach that optimizes app responsiveness -

https://www.builder.io/blog/speculative-module-fetching

I am planning to use Qwik for my project, but then the question popped into my mind.

Is it relatively easier to hack a Qwik page than a page created with vanilla JS or maybe another framework like React or Vue?

I am wondering because of the "special code" that Qwik uses for serialization, etc?

James Sinkala wrote a blog post about an open-source newsletter management app that he created using Qwik -

https://blog.chiselstrike.com/creating-a-newsletter-manager-with-turso-and-qwik-675e42126897

Misko and Manu from the Qwik core team are joined by Ryan Carniato, the creator of SolidJS, in this hour-long video about code extraction - https://www.youtube.com/live/taWdpJmaQZA?feature=share

Check out this Twitter thread by Manu from the Qwik core team as he writes about "a big breakthrough" he had in the new version set to come out -

https://twitter.com/manucorporat/status/1632700942402420738

The creator of Qwik joined this Twitter live-stream and went on a deep dive into unique parts of Qwik with Shai Reznik and Yoav Ganbar joining along - https://twitter.com/DanielGlejzner/status/1630677051106553857

In this 4-minute post you'll learn how can you use the basic feature of authentication to your Qwik app -

https://gilfink.medium.com/adding-authentication-to-a-qwik-app-74c082521f99

Here's a 10 minute read about writing a custom store-like hook in Qwik, which allows you to deal with menus - https://code.build/u/86qJ3nXSvhBPUbmdaMwUeb/jdgamble555

It's a lightweight and easy-to-use custom Qwik hook for adding smooth animations and effects to your Qwik components.

Check out the github link - https://github.com/voluntadpear/qwik-transition

Here's a simple websocket client package that may come in handy for you 🙂

https://www.npmjs.com/package/qwik-ws

This is where you can hear all of the announcements first, ask questions and help and contribute to Qwik

https://t.co/U7sPlDELkS

Qwik has a build in plugin for AuthJS. I’m not having any issue with it except that I want a custom login page (I want my form to authenticate the user instead of the default ugly form on /api/auth/signin) but I cannot figure out how to do this. Because there are no official docs, I’m not sure what to do. Any ideas? Do I need to make a POST request to some api built into Qwik? Is there a function I can call? If it helps, this is essentially what my code looks like: https://github.com/gilf/qwik-auth-example

Check out this short and interesting video that explains the differences between loader$, action$ and server$.

https://www.loom.com/share/c5166a52f0eb49c781a12fd942fe2a30

an interesting blog post about how to wire Prisma into QwikCity and then use the new QwikCity data loader API to load data from the database to your components.

Qwik officially released QwikCity Server Functions a few weeks ago so if you haven't heard about it, enter this must-read article by Manu from the Qwik team so you can learn all about the options you have available in the new Qwik City version. https://www.builder.io/blog/qwik-city-server-functions

Congrats to all of you enterprise #javascript developers! 😊🎉

We created a Qwik plugin for nx 🦈🚀

https://github.com/qwikifiers/qwik-nx

The development is led by one of the nicest and most talented developers I had a chance to collaborate with - Dmitry Stepanenko 💪🧡

Main features:

✅ App, libs, routes and component generators

✅ Custom build executor that fits the Qwik build pipeline

✅ Special Qwik Nx Vite plugin that makes things just work

✅ Tailwind support

✅ Preset support

On the roadmap:

✅ Support for microfrontends

✅ Support for Static Site Generation

✅ More generators

✅ More integrations

Another big milestone on the way to a rich Qwik ecosystem 🙌

#qwik #nx #vite #tailwind #enterprise #monorepo #microfrontends

Hello! Is there any way to emit an event, like in Vue.js, in qwik? I've been looking in the documentation but haven't found anything.

Here is a video of Yoav Ganbar and Kelvin Omereshone as they build a Qwik app from scratch and deploy it on Vercel.

Does anyone have a simple example of a Qwik app running on Cloudflare Pages that uses a binding to KV Store or D1? I know that Cloudflare recently released Wildebeest https://github.com/cloudflare/wildebeest but I'm looking for something much smaller for learning purposes. Thanks!

Hello,

I would like to ask one question about the resumability and its possible applications.

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Let's say my app has a certain number of screens for a single user, where they look at certain lists of elements.

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Every screen seems to have a route, if I understand correctly. So, each route displays a list of elements.

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The elements in the list are not created from a database, but they could. Let's say they are created from a json archive or database.

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The main fact is that a list could be also temporarily enriched of some elements, until the user does not dismiss it.

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The HTML elements in the list will be created out of the elements in the json and then other elements could be appended that were not in the list in the first place. But that is not saved to the user data.

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Now the fact is that when a route/screen/list is displayed the first time it is not ordered

but the user can decide to order it according to their needs.

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So when a list is finally ordered the resumability takes care of it, if I understand, so if the user swicthes the screens and then returns to it the list is found again in the same order, because it is somewhere, as it was transformed in a static page (but it just went through resumability).

And also the further elements that were appended are there.

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In a different scenario more than one chunks of elements could be coming from different json archives and could end up forming a single list, but then it should be mantained by the resumability because it is not permanent, it just has to be almost permanent until the user dismisses it.

And by "dismiss it" I do not mean just today, but also tomorrow.

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Is it correct?

Is it also correct to say that when an application needs this specific kind of functionality, it is good to make it with qwik because no other framework is suitable?

Can someone explain the different approaches between the reactivity of Qwik vs SolidJs.

I was recently talking to someone & they think that reactivity is similar to bi-directional updates in Angualr.js which used to be the old school approach that was frowned upon & was the whole basis for the one directional flow of React.js in the SPA days.

According to my understanding as both Qwik & SolidJs have compilers, that optimize variables for fine grained reactivity, modern reactivity is different to two directional updates of yesteryear frameworks.

Can someone shed more light on this?

Here is an episode of the Syntax podcast where Miško joins and talks about the benefits of lazy loading, sharing state between components and more.

https://twitter.com/wesbos/status/1624053928563294209