This week's React news, links, and libraries
React Status Your weekly React news digest, every Wednesday Create React App 4.0 Released — It has been well over a year since the last major release of create-react-app, a popular way to quickly spin up a new React app, and it seems like it was worth the wait!
We get support for Fast Refresh (the modern alternative to hot reloading) along with React 17 and TypeScript 4 support. There's also support for ESLint 7, Jest 26 and Web Vitals as well as improvements to PWA/Workbox. Facebook React Team | 💥 AppSignal's Brand New 5-In-1 Application Monitoring for Node.js — We're officially launching the 1.0 version of @appsignal/node.js. It's ready for use in production apps and includes out-of-the-box support for Node.js Core, Express, Next.js, Apollo Server and node-postgres. When the bits hit the fan, use AppSignal. AppSignal | Time-Traveling State with Reactime 6.0 — So much of debugging state management issues relates to not only knowing what the state is, it also has a lot to do with what the state was leading up to it. Go back in time with Reactime. Vincent Nguyen | Understanding When to Use useMemo — Max picks up on Knuth's often misunderstood "premature optimization is the root of all evil" quote but uses it to point at the misuse of useMemo before it's really necessary. Max Rozen | 💻 Jobs Find a Job Through Vettery — Create a profile on Vettery to connect with hiring managers at startups and Fortune 500 companies. It's free for job-seekers. Vettery | 🧑💻 Interested in running a job listing in React Status? There's more info here. 🛠 Tutorials, Articles & Stories What's New in Webpack 5: And Should You Rush to Upgrade? — A valuable, candid assessment of what's to be gained with the latest major release of webpack. While the benefits mean you'll have to get there eventually, you will also want to proceed prudentially, particularly if you make heavy use of plugins which may not yet be supported. Malcolm Laing | supported by | | React-Chrono: A Beautiful and Flexible Timeline Component — We count amongst our number those who are history buffs, and they don't think there is any better way of conveying that information than a timeline. Render in 3 unique modes (vertical/horizontal, tree, or auto-playing slideshow) and you get keyboard navigation support too. Prabhu Murthy | Talkr: Super Small i18n Provider — For internationalizing your app, here's everything you need and nothing you don't. It even features auto-detection of browser language and plural rules. DoneDeal0 | |
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