Niclas Overby Ⓝ
Niclas Overby Ⓝ
It is just the console output with the following page: ```typescript import React from "react"; import { Button } from "@material-ui/core"; export default () => { return Test; }; ```
Next.js uses `isValidElementType` from `react-is` to verify whether the objects, returned from either type of functions, are React components. [Source](https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/0af3b526408bae26d6b3f8cab75c4229998bf7cb/packages/next/next-server/server/render.tsx#L503)
@SuperManfred @italodeandra I will take a look at implementing support for MUI in the weekend (or maybe before).
@SuperManfred You can disable SSR to experiment with alephjs: ```typescript // aleph.config.ts export default (): Config => ({ ssr: false }) ```
Just a really early adopter, I guess 😅
You could also consider adding an underscore lambda function: ```rescript let optionBoolToBool = switch _ { | Some(trueOrFalse) => trueOrFalse | None => false } ``` Also useful for piped...
You can use the GQty client directly without react, so yes.
Any update or workaround for this? This is a critical problem for my project.
@elitan it is definitely a race condition. I can only reproduce the issue, if I open 2 additional tabs (other than the original tab) at the same time. The cause...
We are working on it in @aivero, and will open source it as soon as it is finished.