Fight the Power - React and Solid
summary
Claims that Solid gives each user a Solid pod holding linked data and that React apps can use a Solid client library (the LDflex API) to query that graph. Demonstration uses Solid React Components from NPM, deploys a demo deployed on Netlify and requires Firefox. App works but is read‑only and faces serious latency: queries cost roughly 2n+1 HTTP requests for n friends and exploration shows hundreds of thousands of requests, so correctness holds but performance and write support are limited.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:00What is Solid
- 4:33Semantic Web
- 5:08URLs
- 8:05Vocabulary
- 9:17Solid Pod
- 11:27Solid React Components
- 13:59My Code
- 14:20Sample App
- 16:08Big Surprise
- 16:53Language
- 17:56Conclusion
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