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⚡ MikroORM‘s docs site build time went from 6m40s to 2m30s in dev and from 12m to 4m30s in production. Flex Your Product Muscle with Product for Engineers — Product for Engineers is PostHog’s newsletter helping engineers improve their product skills. Subscribe to get curated advice…
React Native’s New Architecture is Here — With the release of React Native 0.76, the so-called ‘New Architecture’ becomes the default. This opens up numerous modern React features like useLayoutEffect and Suspense, as well as better ways to work with native interfaces without a bridge (in short,…
✏️ We’re back! Though only for a single week, as we’re taking next week off too. So we’re back again on October 30 but will then be going all the way through to Christmas 🙂__Your editor, Peter Cooper React Folder Structure in Five Steps, 2024 Edition…
Why are so many engineers gravitating towards React today? Read on to discover why this front-end framework is dominating the development world and whether it’s the right choice for you. Are you wondering why React continues to outpace other frameworks? Does it offer faster development…
Just a bit of housekeeping: we’re taking next week off, so the next issue will be on October 16. Keep sending in your links, though, and we’ll see you then!__Your editor, Peter Cooper 🤖 assistant-ui: React Components for AI Chat — It doesn’t just give you the…
How Josh W. Comeau Rebuilt His Blog, App Router Style — Like many folks, we’re huge fans of Josh’s blog (particularly its wealth of React articles). He’s just rebuilt the entire site using Next.js, MDX, Sandpack, and an array of other technologies, and goes into…
A React 19 Cheat Sheet — From Kent C Dodds, of Epic React fame, comes this part cheat sheet, part succinct reminder of some of the new things you can do in React 19, along with (very) brief code examples. Kent C. Dodds Next.js SaaS Starter: A…
What’s New in React 19 — A thorough roundup of what’s coming in React 19, which has been in release candidate status for several months now, covering both headline features like Server Components and Actions, as well as many smaller enhancements like easier preloading of…
Redwood v8.0 Released — A long standing, opinionated React & GraphQL (and/or RSC) full-stack framework that covers all the bases for professional dev teams with best-in-class tool support. v8.0 introduces a background jobs system, Docker support, and easier SSR and RSC setup. If you’re unfamiliar with…
Material UI v6: The Popular React UI Design/Component System — At almost exactly ten years old, the MUI design system has its latest major release. The enhancements are more evolutionary than revolutionary though, with a focus on improved theming, color scheme management, container query support, and…