A lot has evolved in the Solid 2.0 Beta in the last month. In this stream we will look where we have landed and explore the latest progress on Solid 2.0.

00:00:00 - Return to Streaming and Personal Updates
00:02:19 - Solid Beta Issues, AI Bug Hunts, and Design Questions
00:12:05 - AI Ambition, Rust Compiler Work, and Performance Benchmarks
00:18:49 - Native Compiler Packaging, TSRX, and Model Preferences
00:29:09 - Solid 2.0 Status, Start Releases, and Migration Strategy
00:40:26 - Retained Mode, Immediate Mode, and UI Consistency
00:52:25 - Async as Derivation Instead of Effect Loops
00:59:43 - Selection Lists and Data Fetching Through Reactive Graphs
01:06:26 - Get Versus Post and the Role of Actions
01:13:48 - Divide Example and Async Consistency Guarantees
01:17:25 - Composable Loading Affordances in Buttons and Inputs
01:35:26 - Optimistic State as Time-Based Ephemeral State
01:46:23 - Sources, Async Nodes, Results, and Synchronized Updates
02:03:20 - Actions, Generators, and Sequenced Async Work
02:25:23 - Choosing Process-Oriented or Data-Oriented Affordances
02:36:22 - Optimistic Lanes, Pending State, and Downstream Async
02:46:16 - Optimistic Fetching With Saved Categories
02:54:05 - Optimistic Stores, Pending Edge Cases, and Affects Proposals
03:20:07 - Convergence of Server Components, Partials, and Ephemeral State
03:38:40 - Kent C. Dodds on Why React Was Not Dethroned
04:14:29 - React Adoption, Jobs Theory, and Solid’s Technical Motivation
04:19:05 - CPU Architecture Analogy for Framework Choices
04:31:08 - Complacency, Front-End Culture, and Innovation Paths
04:41:44 - Class Components, Hooks, and Signal-Like Composition
04:49:05 - AI Models, Open Source Feasibility, and Bigger Ambitions
04:54:05 - Solid 2.0 Roadmap and Closing Plans|

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Composing Time: Compositional Async in Solid 2.0