how would that work? along the lines of nextjs, the entry point is always compile-time code, and then to get runtime behaviour you do "use runtime"?

wouldn't those buttons/links have an aria-label (or hidden text) saying that exact sentence? not saying it's wrong, just asking if in this case it's common for the alt text to be identical to the label

by "prod data" do you mean a fork, a seed or the actual production database? i dont see an issue if the repo is frontend-only. if it houses the backend as well i wouldn't leak any production creds to engineers (even though i think you previously said you've seen that happen even at meta?)

also, slightly biased, but mutations with server actions and RSCs revalidating "feel" chunky as hell. inspecting the network on a nextjs app is a disaster compared to the slim, granular single-flight mutations of solidstart. idk what next can do to make that tradeoff worth it.

happy birthday!