Hi everyone! Many great articles this week, in particular a very first pragmatic feedback on using Server Components at Shopify. Newsletter is late this week because I’m trying to create a landing page for it: cf.thisweekinreact.com. …

Hi everyone! Trending this week: the convergence of frameworks and tools, using standard web APIs: Remix, Deno, Node.js… MDX v2 freshly released, exciting for interactive content authors! Quite calm on the React-Native side. A good amount of TypeScript content. It’s exciting to see Vercel continues its investment to bring us…

Hi everyone! If you like this newsletter, subscribe in priority at: 🇫🇷 ReactHebdo.fr 🇬🇧 ThisWeekInReact.com Lots of great React and TypeScript articles this week! 🥳️ Today is my React anniversary 😝 I’m using it for at least 8 years! At least it’s what this old StackOverflow question tells me 😂…

Hi everyone! A week with various content, from interesting React articles to new tools leading to some healthy FOMO 😇 Parcel CSS reusing a Rust css parser initially created for Firefox, that’s really cool! I was also happy to notice that Node.js plainly supports Error Cause! 🙏 Support the newsletter…

Hi everyone! I have a newsletter called This Week In React. I thought you could be interested to read its content on Medium directly, let me know if you like it. This is a calm week for React in terms of content. …

Records & Tuples, a very interesting proposal, has just reached stage 2 at TC39. They bring deeply immutable data structures to JavaScript. But don’t overlook their equality properties, that are VERY interesting for React. A whole category of React bugs are related to unstable object identities: Performance: re-renders that could be avoided Behavior: useless effect re-executions, infinite loops API surface: unability to express when a stable object identity matters

Sébastien Lorber is a React Native developer, member of the react navigation team. He’s pleased to announce his latest contribution: Instagram-like history-based back behavior for all tab navigators. Before react navigation 3.2, the only back behaviors available for a tab navigator were: none: the back action does not affect the…

Reply to “Stop Trying to Catch Me” Original blog: http://jlongster.com/Stop-Trying-to-Catch-Me So to sum up what you really seems to want is: - Fail fast on typos - Easily find the typos I guess you also mean other kind of programmer errors like calling methods on undefined… Just some words on Java/Scala I’m going to talk…