The Absolute State of Management — Alex Russell argues Redux, MobX, Zustand, and React itself don't 'manage state', they just propagate it whereas 'real' state management means handling time and conflicts, the way CRDTs and sync engines do. Deliberately provocative (Redux maintainer Mark Erikson has already pushed back) but with substance underneath. Alex Russell |
React Components in Webflow — Import your React components into Webflow with Code Components. Expose props and slots for visual editing, distribute via shared libraries, and keep your hooks, state, and context exactly as written. Or generate new components with AI directly in the canvas. Webflow |
🍞 In other shadcn/ui news, it has a new Toast component. |
📄 Props, Composers, and Providers: The Composition Pattern We're Converging On – One team's decision ladder for component composition, from plain props up to context contracts. Maxime Grébauval 📄 How to Find a Next.js Memory Leak in Production – How to see if three unfixed memory leaks in Next.js affect you. Xabier Lameiro 📊 Which React Native Animation Library Should You Use for Performance? Andrei Calazans 📄 Inside TanStack Table v9's New Reactivity Model Riccardo Perra (TanStack) |
🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries |
Shadscan: Deterministic UI Audits for shadcn Apps — A tool that statically analyzes your shadcn components using almost 60 deterministic checks (no AI or API keys needed) around fundamental accessibility, state, and composition best practices. OrcDev |
🤖 Building an AI workflow UI in React? The canvas UX is where these tools win or lose. JointJS builds it in. → Explore more.
Fast components, slow data? TimescaleDB extends Postgres so your dashboards query live data at scale. |
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