Advanced, real-world React case studies
April 16, 2025|
🥚 We’re taking a little break for Easter but didn’t want to take the entire week off, so we have a slimline issue for you today 🙂 Back to full Dev Modeâ„¢ next Wednesday! |
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Advanced React in the Wild — A round-up of case studies showing how five different engineering teams have pushed React to the limit in production and their real-world wins in areas like performance, Core Web Vitals, caching, and more. A lot to enjoy here! Addy Osmani and Hassan Djirdeh |
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JSX Over the Wire — Dan Abramov builds on last week’s epic React for Two Computers with thoughts on the evolution of passing data from server to client, contrasting traditional REST endpoints with a BFF approach that builds screen-specific ViewModels mirroring React’s component tree. An enjoyable train of thought for anyone interested in how and why client/server apps are organized the way they are and how it could be even better. Dan Abramov |
React Day: Free Online Event with Expert Talks on Modern React — Join Frontend Nation’s React Day on April 29 – a FREE online event with top experts like Kent C. Dodds, Tejas Kumar, & more. Get real-world insights into performance, UI for AI, & modern frontend techniques. Get your free ticket now. React Day |
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📄 Migrating Grep from Create React App to Next.js – That’s Grep the code search engine, not |
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🛠Code, Tools & Libraries |
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RedwoodJS Evolving into Redwood GraphQL and RedwoodSDK — The full-stack React-based framework is shaking things up with the existing GraphQL-oriented framework becoming Redwood GraphQL and RedwoodSDK being a more general app abstraction set to be explained properly in the coming weeks. RedwoodJS |
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📢 Elsewhere in JavaScript |
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A roundup of some other interesting stories in the broader JavaScript landscape, in case you’ve missed them: |
