React’s new Developer Tooling team

October 13, 2021 By Mark Otto 0

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  • The React project has announced a new React Developer Tooling team made up of Brian Vaughn, only juan, Luna Ruan, and Jason Bonta. The goal is for the team to support developer tooling efforts across the entire React technology suite.

  • The folks behind React Training and React Router have been working on a full stack framework called Remix which, till now, has only been available to paying supporters. They have just announced they’ve received $3m in funding and will be open sourcing Remix imminently.

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