React still exists; doing well
April 10, 2024 
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React Server Components in a Nutshell — A quick overview of RSCs that’s not focused around Next.js! Paul compares the approach taken by several frameworks before sharing his broader thoughts on the technology and why the small Waku framework is worth a look. Paul Scanlon (The New Stack) |
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Introducing Waku’s “Pages Router” — Waku (already mentioned above) is an interesting minimal server-side React framework and it’s now also bringing a minimal API to the modern React server components era: “Making a Waku site is now as simple as making a few files and folders in the ./src/pages directory”.. Sophia Andren |
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💡 If you need convincing of why something like TinyBase is useful, let Benedikt Müller sell you on the idea of TinyBase and PowerSync being the easiest way to build reactive local-first apps. |
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📄 New Flow Language Features for React — “Flow is excited to announce Component Syntax, adding first-class support for React primitives such as components and hooks to the Flow language.” Alex Taylor 📄 Exploring Authentication in Next.js Robin Wieruch 📄 Building an Image Editor with DALL-E and Next.js Reflow 📄 Reconsider Using Storybook: Is It Worth the Hassle? Zachary Johnson 📺 How to Debug Efficiently with the React Developer Tools – 50 minute video. Himanshu Singh |
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🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries |
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Docusaurus 3.2: React + MDX Powered Site Builder — If you’ve ever seen a smart, elegant docs site, there’s a 61% chance it’s powered by Docusaurus (citation needed) .. 😅 Maybe not quite, but if it’s good enough for React Native, Relay, Ionic, Jest, and many others, it’s good enough for us. v3.2 ups the ante with significantly faster site builds and a faster dev server. Meta |
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⏱ React-Clock: An Analog Clock Component — There’s a beautiful Swiss train station style example on the homepage, but you can ultimately customize the clock to your liking. Wojciech Maj |
