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This Month in Solid #10: SolidHack 2024 Winners 😎

Hello friends πŸ‘‹
December is here, and with it, the tenth and last issue of the year of This Month in Solid!
I would like to apologize for the week's delay in posting this, but I decided it was better to wait for SolidHack to wrap up so that I could give you more content.
Before we start looking at what happened, the usual review of how This Month in Solid works.

The format

Inspired by Ryan Carniato This Week in JavaScript and SΓ©bastien Lorber This Week In React, I plan to publish a compilation of updates, posts, and videos about the Solid world at the end of every month.

Each post will be split in the following way:

  • Solid Updates: updates from the core team, organization, or documentation.
  • Ecosystem Updates: updates from people building stuff for or with Solid.
  • Found online: videos, posts, and tweets about Solid and/or Solid-related topics.
  • Things to look out for: announced things related to Solid and its community.

The goal is to give you a monthly update about all things SolidJS. So, let's dive into our tenth This Month in Solid without further ado.

Solid Updates

SolidHack 2024

SolidHack has wrapped up, and it was a ton of fun. There were so many submissions and collaborations, and, in the end, we ended up with more than 50 submissions between the Award Categories and the Challenges.

In the name of Solid Core and the DX team, we want to thank you all for participating and making SolidHack 2024 a huge success!

We also want to share a huge thank you to our sponsors Netlify and Sentry.

First, let's recap the awards claimed during November:

Now, on to the big winners!

Winners Banner

Best SolidStart App: Giffium by Chris Griffing

Giffium is a tool to generate a socially shareable gif from a diff of two snippets of code/config.

Giffium was inspired by Shiki Magic Move and Carbon/Ray.so.

You can check it out here

Best Solid/SolidStart Ecosystem Utility: solid-socket by Dev Agrawal

Signals meets WebSockets.

Solid-Socket is an extension to SolidStart which adds realtime websocket capabilities over familiar signal based APIs.

Similar to "use server" in SolidStart, Solid-Socket adds a "use socket" which gets bundled and run in a stateful server, which means you have access to global state that lives as long as its host server, and any exported function get turned into RPC/Subscription calls over websockets.

Solid Socket also provides some powerful utilities that enable

  • Two way reactive communication
  • Fine grained updates using stores
  • Sync engine with incremental projections
  • Reactive persistance and server sync
  • Cookie-based authentication

You can check it out here

What about the other projects?

Well, I don't want anyone to be left out, so you can check all the submissions to SolidHack now in the Ecosystem Updates section πŸ˜„

Ecosystem Updates

Found Online

Things to look out for

Darko will be speaking at React Day Berlin

Darko will present his talk Future-Proof Your UI: Building With Web Components at React Day Berlin this December.

You can get your tickets here: reactday.berlin/#tickets

Wrapping up

And, with that, we wrapped up the tenth This Month in Solid. I hope you enjoyed it and found it helpful. Let me know if you have feedback or feel I missed anything!

Another resource to keep updated with the Solid World is our Discord. You can join here: discord.com/invite/solidjs

See you all next month 😎

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