React Native 0.71, Remix 1.10.0, and The ugliest pattern in React
They created this super in-depth tutorial that covers everything you need to know about How to use OAuth to add authentication to any React app. It's a great read.
This release introduces TypeScript by default, simplified layouts with Flexbox Gap, web-inspired props for accessibility, styles and events, new architecture updates, and much more.
This is a big release that completes the "React Router-ing of Remix" and paves the way for new features like streaming and deferred rendering.
Radix just released a new update to its popular open-source component library. This release introduces a brand new primitive: Menubar. It also adds support for a highly requested feature for Select: the ability to position the content in a similar way to Popover or DropdownMenu.
On a "simple yet non-trivial app," the Expo team found that build times for the exact same codebase were reduced by ~40% just by switching from Intel to M1 workers.
Sebastian Carlos writes about a very ugly pattern recommended in the new React docs for the rare case in which you might want to adjust state in response to rendering.
Mark Erikson writes about how the React DevTools work, how he and his team originally implemented support for capturing React DevTools data during recording, and how they rebuilt that support using “Replay Routines” - a new and novel technique based on runtime analysis.
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In this article, George MacRorie writes about migrating the Flipt UI from Vue to React and some of the interesting experiments they tried along the way.
The Excalidraw team shares their initial take of what their new component API will look like, what it will allow you to do, and the changes they've implemented along the way.
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In this 15-minute video, Jack Herrington speaks about how Next 13 changes the state management game forever, and how we now have to support two different ways to get state for React Server Components and the traditional client components.