Best of JSX — 2025

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   ESLint·34w

   What's coming in ESLint v10.0.0

   ESLint v10.0.0 will drop support for Node.js versions below v20.19.0 and completely remove the deprecated eslintrc configuration system in favor of flat config. Major changes include updated Program AST node range coverage, removal of deprecated rule context members and SourceCode methods, JSX reference tracking, and a new configuration file lookup algorithm starting from the linted file. The alpha release is expected in November 2025, with the final release targeted for January 2026.

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   freeCodeCamp·31w

   The React Handbook for Beginners – JSX, Hooks, and Rendering Explained

   Comprehensive guide covering React fundamentals including JSX syntax, component creation, event handling, state management with hooks, and rendering concepts. Explains how to add React to HTML pages, work with JSX expressions, handle lists with keys, manage component state with useState, and understand the difference between refs, state, and variables. Includes practical examples and best practices for building user interfaces.

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   Laravel Dev·40w

   JSX Edition of Laravel React Starter Kit, Auto-Generated & Ready

   A JavaScript/JSX version of Laravel's official React starter kit is now available as an automatically generated template. While the official Laravel React starter kit uses TypeScript by default, this alternative provides the same functionality using JavaScript/JSX for developers who prefer not to use TypeScript. The template is kept up to date through automated conversion from the original TypeScript version.

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   Community Picks·1y

   How React Works Behind the Scenes

   Gain a deep understanding of how React works internally, including the conversion of JSX to JavaScript using Babel, the creation of React Elements, and the roles of the Virtual DOM and Fiber Tree in optimizing updates. This post explains the rendering process, differences between initial and re-rendering, and the principles of reconciliation and diffing that make React efficient.

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   Collections·43w

   Comprehensive React and Tailwind CSS Course for Frontend Development

   A 5-hour beginner-friendly course covering React fundamentals and Tailwind CSS utility-first styling. Students learn component-based development, props and state management, JSX syntax, event handling, and responsive design through hands-on projects building interactive web applications.

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