Using component-based design to build faster, concurrent mode explained, and React & TypeScript fundamentals
Last week at Chain React, the React Native team announced Hermes, an open source JavaScript engine they’ve been working on at Facebook. It’s a small and lightweight JavaScript engine optimized for running React Native on Android. Check out this post to learn more.
This post breaks down how using a component-based design (which includes React) has helped Twitter build across all platforms.
Georges used React contexts instead of Redux for centralized states. Without a selector system, his components where getting lots of data as props, some of them were often changing and not necessary to build the view. This post is how he fixed it.
Is Concurrent Mode just a workaround for “virtual DOM diffing” overhead? In this Twitter thread, Dan breaks it down.
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In this post, Fred shares how they went about authentication at Octopus Wealth utilising react-router-dom, react-redux & TypeScript.
Video on the fundamentals of using TypeScript with React.
Redux and React are frequently used together, and many people are familiar with the "Provider" and "connect" APIs from React-Redux. But how does React-Redux work, and why do we even need it in the first place? Join Redux maintainer Mark Erikson on a journey through the history and internals of React-Redux.
How does React really work? In this talk, you'll find out. You'll write a simplified version of React from scratch, based on the real source code, including: jsx, fibers, reconciliation, hooks, and more.