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This week's post discusses React Server Components and the State of React Native survey results, with highlights on Next.js App Router, Expo becoming a full-stack universal framework, and interesting features in the React Native ecosystem.

This Week In React #172: Next.js, PPR, Remotion, State of React Native, Parcel, Panda, StyleX, Cosmos, Remix, RTK, TypeScript, Skia, Reanimated, RNTL, Storybook, Flashlight, Tamagui...

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This week React Server Components have been once-again the subject of various articles and discussions. The community has mitigated feelings about Next.js App Router. Even if people embrace the vision, they seem a little disappointed by its current implementation. Let’s hope it’s only temporary 🤞.
React Native has been particularly interesting this week. The State of React Native survey results have been published, and the general feeling towards React Native is increasingly positive. There are also interesting bits related to Skia, Reanimated, or the bridgeless mode. The community is excited about Expo becoming a full-stack universal framework.
Happy reading!