builder.io·3yThe React Ecosystem in 2023
The React Ecosystem celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2023 as the ecosystem continues to flourish. For those who are new to React, getting started can be a daunting task. With a vast array of tools and libraries available within the React ecosystem, choosing the right combination for your project can be challenging.
Community Picks·3yTamagui 1.0 🎉 — Tamagui
Tamagui is a suite of React components and hooks that optimize React code and provide customizable styles and themes. It consists of Tamagui Core, Tamagui Static, and Tamagui UI. The key feature of Tamagui's performance gains is view flattening or tree-flattening. Tamagui Core is a complete cross-platform style library, while Tamagui Static is an optimizing compiler for frontend React code. There are several new components in Tamagui, and upcoming features include dynamic inline evaluation, container queries, and more. Tamagui is funded by Github Sponsors.
Medium·3y🔮 The Future of Web 3.0 Development: Thirdweb SDK
Thirdweb SDK is a collection of SDKs that enable web developers to integrate web 3.0 technologies into their applications with ease. Thirdweb SDK supports JavaScript, React, React Native, Python, Go, Unity and C#. It also covers various platforms such as native, mobile, console, browser and VR2.
React Native Example·3yA fully functional weather app with react native and weatherapi.com
A fully functional weather app with react native and weatherapi.com Weather-App-React-Native Watch Tutorial. Open it in the Expo app on your phone to view it. It will reload if you save edits to your files, and you will see build errors and logs in the terminal.
TkDodo·3yYou Might Not Need React Query
React is still just a library to render components, but with Server Components, it now offers a new application architecture where you can render them ahead of time. This could be during build time, or at runtime, where they allow access to data without building an API that needs to be queried from the client.
Web Tools Weekly·3yCSS/HTML, Build Tools, React
Object.fromEntries() allows you to create an object from an array of key-value pairs. The method automatically picks up the arrays as key/value pairs to drop into the resulting object. The resulting userProfile object is shown in the comment at the bottom of the code snippet above.
This Week In React·3yThis Week In React #145: Next.js, Server Actions, useFormStatus, useOptimistic, App Router, Canaries, Ink, ReasonML, Redwood, Reanimated, VisionCamera...
This Week in React #145: Next.js, Server Actions, useFormStatus, useOptimistic, App Router, Canaries, Ink, ReasonML, Redwood, Reanimated, VisionCamera. The React-Native-Connection(Paris, June 1st) is also a few weeks away.
Community Picks·3yHow the Raycast API and extensions work
The Raycast API and extensions work under the hood. Raycast is a fully native iOS app and we treat extensions as first-class citizens. We wanted to create a community with collective creativity, where people could build cool and useful things that we wouldn’t even think of.
This Week In React·3yThis Week In React #144: Server Actions, Million.js, Rendering, Layout Animations, Qwik, Lingui, Remix, React-Router, React-Native macOS, Expo Modules, Ignite...
This week is "launch week" for Vercel which should make some nice announcements about React, Next.js and its cloud offer. There are quite a few great articles to read this week, including some interactive ones. We already have a small preview of what is coming very soon in next.js.