React Server Components, Flux 4.0, and CSS in JS perf
React Server Components are still in research and development, but here's what we know so far:
Check out this hour-long video on data fetching with React Server Components from the React Team for more info.
This will be the last major release of Flux before it is moved to maintenance mode. Goodbye Flux -- we won't miss you, but we'll never forget you.
This post from Kent gives a primer on a few JavaScript features he recommends you spend some time learning so you can be as effective as possible working with React.
Mark Erikson just published 111 slides to help you get started with modern React, Redux, and TypeScript. Because it's Mark, you know this will be a helpful and very in-depth resource :)
In this tutorial, Dominic explains how to exponentially increase the performance of your existing styling by making your CSS more static.
In this post/video you'll learn the different ways to programmatically navigate using React Router v5.
A new hook created by Swizec Teller that's designed to be the simplest way to add authentication to your React app. It supports various providers.
A lightweight, customizable library of React notifications.
A low-level UI component library with a focus on accessibility, customization and developer experience. You can use these components either as the base layer of your design system, or adopt them incrementally.