Big changes to useEvent, the future of React rendering, and a new, hypermodern framework
Their team (who previously co-founded Jira) created this insightful guide about developer productivity metrics. It specifically goes over which metrics are beneficial, and which ones are plain unhelpful. Their recommendations may surprise you.
The React team has said that they will be making big changes to the useEvent RFC (which was first shared 6 months ago), including "slightly different usage recommendations, slightly different semantics, and possibly a different name."
We wrote a lot more about this in yesterday's issue of Bytes.
The first-ever ViteConf is happening for free online today and tomorrow (Oct 11th and 12th). There are tons of great speakers, including Evan You, Anthony Fu, Rich Harris, Jarred Sumner and more.
Congrats to Sathya Gunasekaran, who just joined the React Core Team at Meta. Previously, Sathya worked on the V8 team at Google.
In this article, you'll learn how a ready-made React dropzone (Upload) component can make your life much easier.
In this article, Prateek Surana takes a look at React's current rendering patterns, their problems, and how the new patterns introduced with React 18 aim to fix those problems.
Shaun Lloyd writes on the Storybook blog about three key tips for getting the most out of Material UI (a popular component library) when pairing it with Storybook.
Close.com is looking for 2 experienced individuals that have a solid understanding of React and want to help design, implement and launch major user-facing features. Close is a 100% globally distributed team of ~65 high-performing, happy people that are dedicated to building a product our customers love.
A new library from Vercel for generating dynamic social card images, which claims to be 5x faster than existing solutions by using Vercel Edge Functions.
A brand new, "hypermodern", zero-legacy framework for Deno and React that aims to do a few things well, including React streaming SSR, native import maps, and shipping pure, unbundled ESM.
A GitHub app and VS Code extension that lets you deploy React web apps in milliseconds. This 5-minute demo gives more info.
A simple, accessible and flexible audio player.
A React library that lets you create simple and modular components to build dashboards.