RSC without a framework, Why you need React Query, and react-google-maps
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This article by Tim Pillard provides an in-depth look at what's happening under the hood with React Server Components, so that you can understand how they work, independently of meta-frameworks like Next.js.
TkDodo is a lead maintainer of React Query, and in this article he shares what makes React Query so helpful, even for "simple" use cases like fetching data from a server. Check out the landing page for his upcoming React Query course to learn even more RQ magic.
Jacob Paris walks through how to set a social preview image that works on Twitter, Facebook, Discord, etc., and how to use Remix to automatically generate a social preview image for your website.
In this article, Jim Nielsen explains why web components don’t work like React components and how you need to think about each one differently when attempting to build them.
Steve Ruiz walks you through how to see live reloads when the content changes when writing MDX content for a Next.js blog.
A new (still alpha) React wrapper for the Google Maps JavaScript API that allows you to use a Google Map as a fully controlled reactive component.
A component library for React, Solid, and Vue that focuses on providing low-level UI components with an emphasis on accessibility, customization, and good DX.
In this 16-minute video, Web Dev Simplified explains how Signals work in React and why he likes them so much. Marvin Hagemeister (creator of the @preact/signals library) commented that "this is by far the best video about signals and why they are so exciting."
In this 15-minute video, Jack Herrington discusses one of his favorite talks from Next.js Conf and explains how we can turn React components into self-contained "Lego blocks" that talk to backend services.