AI has sure changed the development landscape. Join me friday as I talk about the latest in the Solid 2.0 effort and how we've dabbled into a new language for the first time in the projects history.

Chapters generated by ajcwebdev/autoshow-cli and Fable 5.

00:00:00 - Opening: Publishing Pains and the Clickbait Reveal
00:09:27 - E-commerce, Marko, and Where Apps Begin
00:18:47 - Structural Constraints: Borrow Checkers and AI-Legible Design
00:24:15 - Ecosystems, ShadCN, and the Compat Curse
00:38:12 - JavaScript on the Server and Solid in Production
00:50:03 - Inside the Rust Rewrite: AI-Guided Migration
01:01:24 - dom-expressions Reborn: Benchmarks and the Manifest Problem
01:13:29 - AI and the Return to Creation
01:25:12 - Pulling Compilers Into Core: Vite Without Solid Start
01:31:48 - What Even Is a Meta Framework?
01:43:08 - Weaving Server Components Through the Client
01:53:29 - Composition First: Zero New APIs and Where Validation Lives
02:03:27 - Frameworks as Languages, Opinions as Casualties
02:19:26 - Docs, Deadlines, and Language Bridges
02:24:07 - The Hacker News Demo: Ending Double Serialization
02:45:25 - Router 1.0 Stakes and Config-First Design
02:55:48 - Lowercase Anchors and Escaping use client
03:12:09 - Router Internals: Lazy Trees, Actions, and Dissolving Start
03:28:46 - Shipping 2.0: Perfectionism and Seven Years of Stability
03:36:41 - Fable, GPT, and Model Personalities
03:48:05 - The Affects API: Pending Without Prediction
04:08:27 - Data Versus Process: Untangling Async Primitives
04:34:24 - This Week in JavaScript: isStale, Lifecycles, and Picks
04:52:29 - Anthropic Bias, TSRX, and Vite Plus
05:03:08 - The Price of Async: Tree Shaking's New Floor
05:22:07 - Imperative Handles, Verbosity, and AI Physics
05:41:01 - The textContent Trick and Movable DOM
06:00:49 - Ecosystem Pulse and Sign-Off

SolidJS rewritten in Rust?