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#​357 — October 4, 2023

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✍️ Due to attending the AI Engineer Summit, there will be no React Status next week. We'll be back on Wednesday, October 18 - see you then! :-)
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React Status

Tailwind Next.js Starter Blog 2.0: A Starter Template for a Next.js Blog — This has been around a few years and has continued to be frequently updated and now uses the modern Next app directory approach along with server components – there's a full explanation of the updates here. Is there a live demo? Yes. The post we just linked to is hosted on an instance running this blog template ;-)

Timothy Lin

Next.js 13 vs Remix: A Case Study — No mere lightweight list of feature bullet points, but an extended dive into the similarities and differences between two worthwhile approaches.

Prateek Surana

Optimizing the Use of Emotion in React — Learn how to optimize your use of Emotion in React applications. Understand the tradeoffs and potential drawbacks of using Emotion, and discover strategies to improve performance.

DEPT® Agency sponsor

The Uphill Battle of Memoization — Two years ago, Dan Abramov wrote about things to do before you use memo() or usememo but Dominik goes a step further into exploring why memo shouldn't be your very first choice for performance optimizations.

Dominik Dorfmeister

IN BRIEF:

Test Your React Libraries Locally with Yalc — Yalc simplifies the process of working with and 'publishing' packages entirely locally so you can try things out without publishing to a remote, and potentially public, registry.

Andrew Israel (PropelAuth Blog)

Exploring React Server Components and Actions with Next.js
Hafsa Hayath

That's Some Funky Stuff—Who's Going to Work on That? — Solving strange, complex problems in legacy codebases is our specialty. Let's make things more maintainable.

Test Double sponsor

Using GitHub Actions to Automate a React Native Workflow
Youssouf El Azizi

An Introduction to the New useEffectEvent Hook
Gabriel Chinedu (Semaphore)

🛠 Code and Tools

react-markdown: A Component to Render Markdown Documents — A long standing, extensible, and safe way to render Markdown that uses its own virtual DOM. Now requires React 18. GitHub repo.

Espen Hovlandsdal

Craft.js 0.2: A React Framework for Building Drag and Drop Page Editors — It's a bold move to make the landing page for your project be a text editor itself, but we like it. GitHub repo.

Prev Wong

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🎟️ CityJS Berlin - 1-3 November. Hear Atila Fassina explain the React Rendering Patterns - use COMMUNITY discount code.

nice-modal-react: eBay's Way to Manage Modals in React — A zero dependency way to manage modals in an idiomatically React way. You can play with some demos here.

eBay

ReactToPrint: Making React Components Printable — Provides a mechanism to let users print (yes, printing – though printing to PDF is also a thing) the contents of a component by popping up a new window and copying the styling across. There's a live CodeSandbox demo.

Greg NB and Matthew Herbst

React Native BLE PLX 3.0: Low Energy Bluetooth Library — 'Bluetooth Low Energy' is a technology used heavily in the wearable health and fitness peripheral space. This library opens up React Native integration with such devices (but, notably, not classic Bluetooth devices).

Intent

Neobrutalism: A React Component Collection — We're not sure so-called ne(o|u)brutalism is necessarily here to stay, but this component library is aligned with the trend which you'll probably have seen here and there. GitHub repo.

Samuel Breznjak

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