Astro 4.0 beta, Svelte through the eyes of a React developer, and Partial prerendering in Next.js 14
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This is the first beta release of Astro 4, which includes the latest version of Vite (v5). They're also planning to bring some of the new features they've been working on out of experimental status and mark them as stable.
We wrote this very in-depth, interactive article to help answer one seemingly simple question: Exactly when and how does React update the view? By the end of it, you'll know everything there is to know about rendering in React.
In this article, Ido Shamun (Co-founder and CTO of Daily Dev) writes about his experience using Svelte for a new side project and how it brought "a mix of nostalgia and new challenges, reminding me of the classic simplicity of web development while introducing modern capabilities."
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Facundo Giuliani discusses how to go through both the server and the client sides of a project in order to align them with the content that you'll manage. He also compares how to implement composable logic into your code using different approaches provided by React-based frameworks like Remix and Next.js.
Storybook just released @storybook/test, which consolidates the API of @storybook/jest and @storybook/testing-library into a new, single package that is smaller and powered by Vitest. It also brings new testing patterns that quicken load times and increase the ease of reusing stories in different test systems, like Jest, Vitest, and Playwright/Cypress.
A Tiptap-based rich-text editor React component, which can also be used for displaying content in a read-only fashion. Typist also supports a plain-text mode and comes with HTML/Markdown serializers.
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Exactly what it sounds like -- a React component that lets users attempt a quiz with a JSON-based input, quiz input validator, quiz landing page, and more.
In this 12-minute video, Lee Robinson gives an early look at Partial Prerendering, which claims to give you the best parts of both static and dynamic rendering in the same page.
This 15-minute video walks through a few design patterns in React that are on the slightly more advanced side. These patterns are designed to help you build scalable React applications and create components that are easy to understand, so that you can layer in additional complexity later on as needed.