TanStack Query v5 released
October 18, 2023|
✍️ If you were wondering, you didn’t miss an issue of the newsletter last week – I took a week’s break while attending a conference, but now we’re back in action every week until… Christmas! 😄 |
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React Memo is.. Good Actually — The use of React’s memoization features can be ‘a controversial, complex & ever evolving topic’ (see last issue’s The Uphill Battle of Memoization, for example) but Tim thinks there are a lot of misconceptions and works through nine of them here – some technical, some more philosophical in nature. Tim Pillard |
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▶ React Forget: React for Developers and Compilers — A React core team member went deep at React India two weeks ago with a look at why React’s model is well suited for targeting by compilers and static analysis tools, but also why the React team are even building a compiler (the long teased React Forget) in the first place. Sathya Gunasekaran |
Free Course: Land a Software Engineering Role — Jerome Hardaway has helps over 300 folks get a software development job — now he shares his advice in this video course — featuring resume tips, networking advice, how to optimize your GitHub profile for technical scrutiny, and more. Frontend Masters |
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Announcing TanStack Query v5 — Following a whopping 35 betas and 16 release candidates, the popular query-led declarative state management approach hits its latest milestone release with an improved and more consistent API, simpler optimistic updates, sharable mutation state, non-experimental Suspense support, new devtools, and more. (The migration guide shows all breaking changes.) Tanner Linsley |
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How We Optimized Package Imports in Next.js — The latest version of Next includes improvements to optimize package imports that can improve local dev performance and production cold starts. This post explains why this was needed and how it was done. Shu Ding (Vercel) |
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🛠 Code and Tools |
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Rockpack 4.0: An Alternative React App Builder — Like Create React App the goal is to get project setup time as low as possible, but Rockpack holds some different opinions around how far to take things and packs in a lot of ideas including server side rendering, linting, and testing. Alex Sergey |
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