React table, thinking in React hooks, and why to choose useState instead of useReducer
Allow Next.js to become fully hybrid by providing methods to do both static generation and server-side rendering on a per-page basis.
Two new data per-page fetching methods
getStaticProps - Opt-in to static generation (SSG) at next build time.getServerProps - Opt-in to server-side rendering (SSR) which renders on-demand.A new method for statically generating (SSG) a set of routes from dynamic sources
getStaticPaths - Return list of parameters for dynamic routes to do static generation (SSG)This RFC exclusively discusses API additions. All new functionality is completely backwards compatible and can be incrementally adopted. This RFC introduces no deprecations.
In this article, Amelia Wattenberger discusses the "fundamental mindset change" that she feels every React developer needs to go through when switching from React class components to function components and hooks.
Bold title, right? While I don't necessarily agree, different opinions are healthy. This is a guide to local and global state management via useState.
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A great resource that lists and categorizes some of the most common and useful React libraries
All the axios awesomeness you are familiar with but simplified with Hooks.
Nectar MOSAIC is a copilot for Kubernetes users, built with React. It automates workflows, helps with root cause analyses, and always explains how and why it does things.
Blocks is an open source, JSX-based visual editor that comes with built-in components that are designed and implemented with Theme UI. The editor reads and writes production-ready React code.