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The results are in

June 20, 2024 By Mark Otto Off

How React 19 (Almost) Made the Internet Slower — Even changes that are planned in advance can have big effects on the developer experience if people aren’t aware of them. A change to Suspense in React 19 led to much confusion and surprise, but the story has a happy ending with the React team ready to listen to end users more closely.

Henrique Yuji

RELEASES:

  • htmx 2.0 – The popular ‘access lots of JS and Web API features via special HTML attributes’ library gets a new major version mainly to remove deprecations and drop IE support.

  • Electron 31 – The cross-platform desktop app framework steps up to Chromium 126, Node 20.14, and V8 12.6.

  • Relay 17 – Facebook’s declaritive GraphQL client for React.

  • ESLint 9.5, Serverless Framework v4, pnpm 9.4

📒 Articles & Tutorials

▶  3D in TypeScript with Raycasting — Raycasting is a somewhat old fashioned technique to render 3D environments (you may have seen it in 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D) but it’s easy to understand and worth implementing at least once.

Tsoding Daily

🛠 Code & Tools

⚙︎ NodeSwift – Bridges Node.js and Swift so you can write Swift code that talks to Node and vice versa. Kabir Oberai

⚙︎ Vuesion – Boilerplate for Next/Vue app development. Werner-Most Ideen GmbH

⚙︎ Kitbag Router – Type safe router for Vue.js. Craig Harshbarger

QUICK RELEASES:

🤖 QUICK NOTE

Next week, I’m attending the AI Engineer World’s Fair. If you happen to be there, come and say hi!

It might be a bit late to attend in person unless you’re based in SF, but you can subscribe to the AI Engineer YouTube channel to be notified when the livestreams go live next Wednesday and Thursday if you’d like to see what’s going on.

— Peter Cooper, your editor
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