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Now you can go directly to a Deploy Preview URL, press a button there to take a screenshot, annotate it, and then directly from that view, create a ticket in Trello, for example. And attach the screenshot and send it back to a developer. That ticket will have the link to the actual pull request that the developers are working on in GitHub, the context of the browser and operating system and what resolution you were in, and it will have the URL of the Deploy Preview that you were actually using so everyone can go see, he said.
Capturing a screenshot for submission into the system
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Server-side React solves many other problems we have had for a while says Core developer
Tim Anderson Thu 7 Jan 2021 // 11:01 UTC Share
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Facebook s React team has previewed Server Components, allowing developers to write code that runs on the server, speeding up data access and reducing the amount of code that has to be downloaded by the web browser.
Should applications run most of their code on the client, or on the server? It is a never-ending question and the balance tilts one way and then the other as technology advances. Early web applications ran mainly on the server, in part because web browsers only had basic scripting capabilities, often replacing fat native client applications for Windows or Mac. Faster connections, asynchronous JavaScript, and HTML 5 swung the pendulum back towards the client.