Blitz.js beta, ReacType 5.0, and should you really use useMemo?
Blitz.js is a framework built on Next.js that employs a Ruby on Rails architecture to allow you to create fullstack React apps with a "zero-API" data layer. Definitely an interesting project to keep an eye out for.
Members of the Netflix team wrote about Netflix developed a Domain Graph Service (DGS) framework that is now open source. The DGS framework simplifies the implementation of GraphQL, both for standalone and federated GraphQL services.
ReacType is a prototyping tool that enables new and seasoned developers to build React components via a drag-and-drop interface and visualize in real time how their components are being constructed in a code preview window. This article walks through some of the new features in v5.0 and a few different scenarios where using ReacType could be helpful.
useMemo in React? Let’s Find Out.In this article, Kevin Van Ryckegem takes a scientific approach to answer this question, defines a hypothesis, and tests it out with real-life benchmarks in React.
Tamás Menyhárt wrote a great guide that will help you learn how can you easily implement reactive styles and provide real runtime theming in your React Native app.
A nice, bite-sized intro to Next.js in this tweet thread by Colby Fayock.
React Email Editor is a drag-n-drop email template builder component that makes it easy to add a solid email editor to your React apps. Designs are saved in JSON and can be exported as HTML.
A simple but powerful and very fast state management tool for React that is based on hooks.
A web app that lets you listen to your Spotify, Soundcloud, and YouTube playlists all in one website. Built with React, Gatsby, Redux, and Experess.js.
Not explicitly for React developers, but IDOM is a new declarative Python package for building highly interactive user interfaces that describes itself as "React for Python." It even features an implementation of Hooks for Python.
An extremely fast static renderer for tweets. Here's a demo.
In this 30-minute video, Jack Herrington continues his state management with React + TypeScript by looking at how to properly type Redux and Redux Thunk.