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In this episode, I talk to One’s lead developer, Nate Wienert.

One is unique because it supports doing React and React native in the same project, using Vite. One has file-based routing, and supports SPA, Static, and server rendering modes. One also includes Tamagui, a React styling system that works on both web and mobile. We also discuss Zero, which is an optional companion library that’s coming soon. Zero will provide local oriented data, which should feel familiar to native developers who often use local databases. Zero will perform smart sync between client and server, caching, and more.

Chapters
00:00 Introduction to One Framework
03:06 The Need for One: Addressing Complexity in Frameworks
09:43 Local First Approach and Zero Integration
12:36 Bridging Web and Native Development
20:06 Tamagui: A Universal Styling Solution
22:53 Incremental Migration to SSR and SSG
24:36 Serendipitous Connections and Collaborations
25:54 The Evolution of Vercel and Preview Comments
27:45 The Genesis of Zero and Its Naming
28:51 Local First Philosophy and Its Growing Popularity
29:43 Skepticism Towards React Server Components
31:03 User Experience and Routing Dynamics
34:11 Navigating Complexity in Frameworks
36:25 Real-Time Data Synchronization with Zero
39:09 Zero vs. Replicache: A Comparative Analysis
41:19 Balancing Opinionation in Framework Design
47:29 The Future of Developer Experience with Data-Driven Frameworks
48:22 Innovative Frameworks and Internal Tools
50:04 The Role of Postgres in Zero
52:11 Developer Experience and User Experience
54:53 Stabilization and Future Prospects
56:05 AI's Impact on Framework Development
58:38 Unique Selling Points of One Framework
01:01:02 Code Sharing Across Platforms
01:05:34 Closing Thoughts and Future Directions

Contact:
Nate on X: http://x.com/natebirdman
One framework: http://onestack.dev

Cory on X: http://x.com/housecor
Cory's courses: http://pluralsight.com/author/cory-house