Next.js TypeScript Plugin, Inside Framer's Magic Motion, and What's up with refs?
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This new plugin will make your life a lot easier if you love using TypeScript and Next together.
This includes a suite of hooks for implementing drag and drop interactions, with support for both mouse and touch, as well as full parity for keyboard and screen reader input. It's made to be flexible, accessible, and customizable.
Nanda Syahrasyad wrote this helpful, interactive guide on how to recreate Framer's magical layout animations.
Dominik writes all about his experience working with Zustand for the first time. This is an interesting look at what it's like to use this state management library that isn't the most popular option out there, but is quickly gaining a strong following.
Supabase is an open-source Firebase alternative that is quickly gaining lots of adoption. This article (from the Supabase team) looks at how you can use the brand new async components in React and Next.js 13 to simplify fetching and caching data from Supabase.
Angela Wang from the Remotion team writes about her team's experience trying to build a web video call experience using the Zoom Video SDK, and what they learned from using React refs to pass DOM elements to an external API.
Beatgrid is looking for an experienced Typescript and React developer to help develop next-gen web apps. We are a Netherlands-based technology startup that is growing exponentially each year. Join the adventure and grow with us!
Close.com is looking for an experienced React developer 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.
Jules Blom created this interactive diagram that shows the order in which functional components run hooks to help you learn how to write more effective React code. It even comes with a quiz at the end.
Evan Bacon (from the Expo team) spoke about how navigation is the hardest unsolved problem in cross-platform development, how FS-based routing is the best way to build routes, and how the new Expo Router brings FS-based to native.
In this 6-minute video, Lee Robinson shares how to use @next/font (the new & improved font optimization in Next.js 13) for both local and remote fonts from Google.
Theo Browne gave this 12-minute talk about why Next (and now React) is actually more of a backend framework with the new features of React 18 and Next 13.