Considering React state management options in 2025

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#​446 — October 1, 2025

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React State Management in 2025: What You Actually Need — An opinionated piece discussing the role of state, its different forms, and why you might prefer to choose any of the many solutions over another (though Nadia is ultimately a fan of Zustand).

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Migrating to TanStack Start — Catalin had built a site around Hono, React and TanStack Router but wanted to get the extra server side rendering opportunities provided by TanStack Start. Here's how he migrated from a TanStack Router-based SPA to TanStack Start (v1 of which is now in release candidate stage).

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Creating a Complete Interactive Data Grid with TanStack Table v8 — There's a live demo of the end result.

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Docusaurus 3.9: The React-Powered Site Builder — The popular React and MDX-powered site generator drops support for Node.js 18, adds support for Algolia DocSearch v4, improves i18n, adds Mermaid ELK layout support, along with the usual bug fixes. Docusaurus's showcase shows off the potential of this long-standing framework, most commonly used for documentation sites.

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Jeasx: A Lightweight SSR Framework That Uses JSX — A server side rendering framework built on top of JSX and Fastify. It doesn't use React, but if you want to keep using JSX while keeping your server side lightweight, it's an option. The JSX functionality is provided by the author's jsx-async-runtime package.

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🖋️ tldraw SDK 4.0: A Way to Build Whiteboards in React — tldraw SDK is a commercial (with free trial) way to build 'infinite canvas' apps within React apps.

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HN Term: Browse Hacker News from the Terminal — A terminal-based Hacker News reader built with React and OpenTUI, providing a keyboard-based way to browse both stories and comments. An interesting example of a non Web-based, Bun-powered React app.

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