Is Next.js the 'future of React?'

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#204 — September 2, 2020

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▶  Why I'm Using Next.js in 2020 — Lee makes the bold claim that he thinks "the future of React is actually Next.js" but attempts to break it down and explains where he sees React's role growing server-side. 10 minutes.

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📦 What React 17 Means for Developers — Let's look at three key changes in "No New Features" React v17—gradual updates, changes to event delegation, and stack trace updates. What do they mean for the future of React as a whole? Read on to learn more.

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Build a Simple FLIP Animation in React — Are your UI animations laggy and janky? It's something to be avoided, as this tutorial on implementing FLIP animations explains.

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▶  A One (Very Long) Episode Fullstack React, GraphQL, and TypeScript Course — When we first looked at what this video tutorial covers we assumed it would be the usual multi-part series of 60-90 minute episodes. We did a double take when we learned this one was just a single episode at nearly 14 hours long. There have been 100K views in just 10 days so it must be doing something right.

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Using Mobx as a State Manager in React Native Applications — In the seemingly endless parade of state management solutions, here's a compelling and well articulated case for using the 'battle tested' and scalable Mobx library for your next React Native application.

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