Explaining why React re-renders
September 6, 2023|
👋 If you didn’t receive any issues recently, we were on vacation.. but we’re back! It’s been a quiet summer for the React world, though, so catching up won’t be too tricky – let’s get moving.. 😉 |
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Astro 3.0 Released — Astro isn’t a ‘React framework’ like Next.js, but more a turbo charged static site generator with some dynamic and interactive chops by way of ‘islands.’ You can use numerous libraries with it but, admittedly, React is probably the most popular. v3 implements the View Transitions API (more on that here), making transitions possible without being an SPA, and also includes improvements to Image Optimization, Fast Refresh JSX and more. Astro Team |
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The Astro team has also announced Vercel is Astro’s new official hosting partner. |
Decoupled Applications and Composable Web Architectures — Get your hands on the latest O’Reilly report on frontend composability, serverless backend implementations and modular design principles. This trending report is free courtesy of Storyblok, the CMS that helps developers build faster. Storyblok |
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👀 The Next.js docs have added a page on migrating from Vite to Next.js. ❓ On his new Pro Next.js blog, Jack Herrington is posting frequently, tackling questions like Should I Use Server Actions or APIs?, Should I Use Inheritance in React? and Should I Use React-Query or useEffect/fetch? 📱 Jamie Birch attempts to tie together the various goings-ons in the React Native space to figure out the things to look forward to in React Native. 📺 A look at what happened when NBC Universal’s Peacock streaming app switched from React Native to a purely native app earlier this year and why the switch was made. 🎨 “The CSS-in-JS sector has plateaued,” according to the results of the latest State of CSS survey. |
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💡 If you’d prefer a full tutorial, Thomas Derflinger has one here. |
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