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A Delightful React File/Directory Structure — We have featured a number of these types of articles, but there’s always room for another perspective on the ‘right’ way to set up a project, particularly from a respected voice in the React community. Josh W. Comeau Quick bits:…
⭐️ How to Upgrade to the React 18 Release Candidate — The full production release of React 18 is seemingly imminent: just out, the detailed documentation covering the upgrade to this week’s release candidate. The post also includes useful information about some of the major…
▶ Ten React Anti-Patterns to Avoid — A well presented eight minute video that quickly goes through a variety of approaches to reconsider (or at least think twice about before putting into action). Fireship Redux Toolkit 1.8.0 Released — If you’re down with Redux for managing state, the…
Next.js 12.1 Released — Don’t be fooled by the “.1”, this is a big release for the React powered framework. It introduces a beta version of on-demand incremental static regeneration (ISR), now automatically configures Jest for you, and can create smaller, more efficient ‘standalone’ builds…
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▶ The Story of React (in 10 Minutes) — If you find yourself at the beginning of the React learning curve, it will be valuable to get a short recap of how it got to where it is today, or maybe you just want to be…
React Server Components: A Primer — The co-founder of the Plasmic visual page builder app takes us on an exploration of React server components (currently an experimental feature in React 18) and how they tick under the hood. Chung Wu (Plasmic) Mastering the Art of Forms…
Good Advice on JSX Conditionals — “Time after time I shoot myself in the foot with JSX conditionals. In this article, I look at the trickier corners of JSX conditionals, and share some tips for staying safe”. As always, there are other options, though, and…
? We’re back and ready for another fantastic year for React (though we’re going to take a quick look back at React Conf 2021 first). React 18 is only just around the corner, too – exciting times!__Peter Cooper and Terence Gannon — your editors ▶ A…
? Hi folks. It’s the end of the year (for us, anyway) so we’re looking back at 2021 with a roundup of the most popular items of the year, whether overall, or in terms of libraries and videos. You should find something useful here that…