Starlight goes live, Forms + Mutations with App Router, and Suspense in 3 different architectures
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Starlight is the web framework for building modern documentation websites. It comes with navigation, search, i18n, syntax highlighting, dark mode, and it supports React, Svelte, Vue, Tailwind CSS, Markdown, and MDX.
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The Next.js docs have a new section that breaks down how to handle form submissions and data mutations using Server Actions.
Tim Neutkens (co-creator of Next.js) writes about how Next's App Router introduced new heuristics around caching and revalidating, and how caching and revalidating and now designed to work within App Router.
Elan Medoff takes a look at the three most common React rendering architectures (CSR, SSR, and RSC), and writes about how React Suspense can play a role within each one.
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In this article, Andrei Gătej shares how concurrent mode works with the help of React’s transitions and walks through his reasoning process that helped him to gain a deeper understanding.
Tinybase is a reactive datastore for local-first apps, and this release comes with a new ui-react-dom module, which provides pre-built components for tabular display of your data in a web app.
This release comes with many changes to the build setup and published package contents, along with other breaking changes.
A simple CLI tool to clean all React Native caches in your project.
In this quick 5-minute video, Josh shares why he loves working with React Query so much.
In this 46-minute video, ByteGrad walks through 12 common mistakes he often sees with useState and useEffect and you how can avoid them.