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The React Native Team went through and answered the top questions and suggestions submitted to this thread. Some good insights here.
Jim Nielsen gives good historical perspective about how we got to where we are today with web developement, and how Remix represents an alternate reality that we might have gotten to a lot sooner if a couple things in web history had gone differently.
Moritz Klack wrote about his experience trying to get the "reactflow" npm package name for his popular React library for building Node-based UI's.
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This new major release from the popular React UI library introduces a new design upgrade, 4 new types of components, a brand new design token model, a new CSS-in-JS dynamic theme, and more.
This library lets you easily React packages without having to worry about configuring build tools like Rollup, Babel, or ESLint (because it pre-configures and hides them for you).
Relay-nextjs is the best way to use Relay and Next.js in the same project. It supports incremental migration, is suspense ready, and just released a stable v1.0.
This library combines CSS-in-JS with Tailwind CSS to give you the best of both worlds for your next React or vanilla JS app.
The Poimandres team created this one-of-a-kind scene editor that writes changes back into your code.
Like most political debates, this two-hour debate between Alex Russell and Theo Browne probably won't change your mind on any of the issues discussed, but it's interesting to see two smart developers discuss their ideas very passionately.