New React hook, The future of frontend, and TanStack's new React framework
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useActionStateThis new useActionState hook aims to replace and improve the ReactDOM useFormState hook.
This tweet from Joe Savona of the React Core Team warns us to not get too excited about React Compiler, because it's probably still months away (at least) from making its way into React.
This article on Frontend Mastery discusses how the frontend ecosystem is in a state of transition and tries to connect the dots between the past and potential futures of frontend dev.
Houssein Djirdeh writes on the Chrome blog about how he and the rest of the Chrome Aurora team created @next/third-parties, a collection of components and utilities for efficiently loading third-party libraries into your Next.js application.
This drag-and-drop email template builder component from Unlayer makes it easy to add a powerful email editor to your React apps. Designs are saved in JSON and can be exported as HTML. [sponsored]
In this article, Szymon Rybczak walks through the historical background of building a universal codebase that shares components between Web and Native, and how react-strict-dom changes the way we can do it.
OlegWock walks you through how to build your own type-safe router from scratch, in order to "open that black box and understand its inner workings."
Talha Naqvi writes about how their team made Shopify's React Native app noticeably faster and what they learned along the way.
In this article on the Remix blog, Arisa Fukuzaki writes about the fundamental logic behind i18n and how to implement i18n in a Remix app.
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Tanner Linsley tweeted about how he is in the early stages of building a full-stack React framework called TanStack Start, using TanStack Router and Vinxi.
An incredibly fast WinterCG-compatible JavaScript runtime that's written in Rust and claims to be able to handle more requests per second than Bun. It comes with full support for Next.js and RSC.
A codegen tool that enables you to write React components using only CSS (JS-from-CSS).
A tool for "audiolizing" React performance issues. You can have it running in the background, and it will make little clicks, which will point your attention to excessive, slow component rerenders.
In this 18-minute video, Jack Herrington breaks down the key differences between TanStack Router and React Router and makes a good case for why you should give it a try.