One
Dev tools
web framework
SHOW HN2024
506points
254comments
#65of 3,515 in 2024
Top 2%of 2024 by points
How HN took it
DebatedReal support and real criticism
30 positive, 28 neutral or asking, 4 mixed, 29 critical, out of 91 comments about the project. Thread score +0.05.
Idea: 21 for, 11 againstDesign: 0 for, 6 againstExecution: 0 for, 6 againstDocs: 0 for, 3 againstPerformance: 1 for, 1 against
The thread, comment by comment
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What HN said
What people liked
Seen as a major step forward for web frameworks
From 1 comment
What the hell, Nate! As a long-time web developer who witnessed the divide between frontend and backend, this looks like the most transformative step forward since Next.js. What…
gadr90 on HN
Objections
Not truly local-first, lacks offline support
From 1 comment
Wonderful work, but this doesn’t look like local first software to me. It looks like server first software with live updates and caching. Don’t get me wrong, that’s super cool -…
josephg on HN
Tamagui instability and regressions for sponsors
From 1 comment
We were an early adopter and sponsor of Tamagui. Impressive tech but massively unstable even on minor version bumps. We even had a core team member working on the project and the…
nickreese on HN
Requests
Clearer docs and code examples
From 2 comments
We are working on documentation more actively than before. Please do reach out to me with any questions or feedback. Now that I'm full-time for the first time this is something I…
nwienert on HNThanks - noted to the team. We're moving a lot faster now that I'm full-time and I finally have two really great devs alongside. Look forward to improving this and having people…
nwienert on HN
Questions
Whether it works with Zero and Postgres without adapters
From 1 comment
Rails mentioned! As a long time Rails dev who has primarily worked in stacks of Rails APIs and React UIs, does One fit into this category? I'm excited about local first, but I…
jeremy_k on HN
Business model and commercial plans
From 1 comment
Is this a personal project, or do you have a path to turning it into a revenue generating framework that you will support commercially?
smallerfish on HN
Alternatives named
Next.js
From 2 comments
What the hell, Nate! As a long-time web developer who witnessed the divide between frontend and backend, this looks like the most transformative step forward since Next.js. What…
gadr90 on HNOne is like the halfway point between Next.js and Rails. Well, at least once Zero is out. It won't have all the stuff Rails has for now, just the data solution (and we have a…
nwienert on HN
Expo Router
From 1 comment
It started as a fork of expo router to test if we could get it to work on Vite. Over time we did diverge a few things and added other features. It’s actually fully Vite on…
nwienert on HN
Remix
From 1 comment
Haha - it’s built on React no different than other frameworks are (Remix, Next). Zero is pluggable, so it’s more like a really well integrated library.
nwienert on HN