Gatsby Launch Week, MongoDB + Vercel, and Expo's Dev Tools Keynote
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Lots of news from Gatsby during their launch week last week, including:
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In this article, Guillermo Rauch writes about the newly announced Vercel and MongoDB integration and how Next.js fits into both companies' vision for enabling developers to create at the moment of inspiration.
App.js Conf happened last week in Poland, and there were lots of great talks. Evan Bacon (from the Expo team) wrote this great Tweet thread that recaps Expo's Dev Tools Keynote.
In this tutorial, Adam Rackis walks through how you can build interoperable Web Components that can even work nicely with React. He writes that, "creating web components — as opposed to Svelte or React components — won’t be as ergonomic, but the upside is that they’ll be widely reusable."
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Spruce Emmanuel walks through each step of building a few React components that provide some common functionality that you see in many web apps.
The Storybook team cataloged the top UI components (in their opinion) and put them in one place for you to browse, reference, and reuse in your own projects. It features 5,132 components from Airbnb, Microsoft, Zendesk, and many more. This blog post gives more info about the background of the project.
Beautiful, native menus for React Native + Web, inspired by Radix UI. Created by Fernando Rojo.
This 27-minute talk by Ryan Florence (co-founder of Remix and co-creator of React Router) at last month's Reactathon conference talks about moving the responsibility of knowing when to fetch from Remix into React Router itself.