Category: react

React 19.1 Released — Not cool enough to get a full blog post on the official blog, but 19.1 brings a lot to the table in terms of fixes, small additions (e.g. support for streaming in edge environments), a new API for prerendering RSCs on…

Gemini: Google’s AI App Adds ‘Canvas’ Mode for React Devs — Gemini is essentially Google’s answer to ChatGPT and now has a developer ‘canvas’ mode which can be used to create, iterate, and preview React and HTML code right in the browser. It’s free at…

React Trends in 2025 — Each year Robin does a post giving his opinion on what trends he sees arising over the next year. Last year, he put his money on Astro, RSCs, Vercel, and Biome – this year he points at React Server Components,…

If you liked this, you might also enjoy the NYT’s take on upgrading to React 18. A Newsletter to Help Flex Your Product Muscles — Product for Engineers is a newsletter dedicated to helping improve your product skills. Get curated advice on building great products,…

Learn How to Enrich PostHog Events with Your User Data — In this guide, you’ll learn how to associate events in PostHog directly to users of your Next.js application. User-level event data can yield insights to inform process optimization, improve user satisfaction and drive growth. Clerk…

React Libraries for 2025 — Each year, prolific React blogger Robin updates his post covering his opinionated list of essential React ecosystem libraries. He covers a lot of angles from project creation and package management through to state management, animation, form creation, auth, and i18n. Robin…

We’re taking next week off, so the next issue will be on Wednesday, February 26. Feel free to hit reply and send in any submissions!__Peter Cooper, your editor. The State of React 2024 Survey Results — There’s too much to go into depth here,…

Vite with TypeScript — If you’ve created a JavaScript-based React project with Vite and want to get on the TypeScript train, here are the basic steps. Robin Wieruch Create React App is Finally ‘Dead’ – And Theo is really excited about it. He’s certainly committed to…

Along similar lines, React Scan continues to go from strength to strength, and React Geiger (though not updated in a while) provides an interesting audio based way to ‘hear’ performance issues. The First Newsletter Dedicated to Product Engineers — The fastest growing startups increasingly rely…

SRCL: Build React Apps with ‘Terminal Aesthetics’ — The homepage is a live demonstration of what SRCL has to offer. It’s a suite of React components and styling to recreate a monospaced, terminal-like atmosphere Internet Development Studio Company Storybook 8.5: The UI Component Building and Testing…