Hi everyone!
Well, Dan Abramov is on holiday, which is probably why there hasn't been much happening this week in our beloved ecosystem 😅.
We do, however, have a few interesting articles and a potential official package for integrating React Server Components with Vite.
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Colocate your routes into feature folders with Remix Custom Routes
Explains how Remix v2's flat file routing will improve featured-based code colocation. This can be activated from Remix v1 with a feature flag. With Remix, you can create your own routing conventions: Jacob proposes to improve colocation even further with remix-custom-routes and a naming convention using the .route.tsx suffix.
Hydration is a tree, Resumability is a map
Gives an interesting mental model for understanding the difference between hydration (React) and resumability (Qwik). With resumability, all components are considered static, and event handlers are the entry point for interactivity. There is no need to traverse a tree (O(n)): with resumability, scalability is good, like the lookup in a hashmap (O(1)).
👀 react-server-dom-vite: WIP React core PR being reviewed to add an official Vite integration package for React Server Components, supporting the lazy and ESM nature of the bundler.
👤 Sophie Alpert looking for a job: unique opportunity to hire one of the top React contributors of all time.
📜 You Can Stop Hating React.FC: for Matt Pocock, React.FC is no longer an anti-pattern starting with TypeScript 5.1 and React 18, but he recommends sticking to annotating props.
📜 Better Images in Astro: Astro v2.6 brings a new optimised image component (experimental). It uses webp, avoids layout shifts, supports Markdown relative paths and external image services.
📜 Zedux: Is this the one?: introduction to Zedux, a new React state manager based on atoms and composition. There are a lot of React state managers out there, and I thought this one stood out and was worth taking a look at: impressive list of features, polished documentation, and takes the best of existing solutions.
📜 React: how to debug the source code: a few setup tips if you want to debug Jest tests of the React codebase.
📜 Netlify Connect: integration of the Gatsby Valhalla GraphQL data layer into Netlify, following the acquisition of the React framework.
📜 Add Drizzle ORM to a Remix app
📜 A Visual Guide to the new App Router in Next.js 13
🔗 Thinking in React Query: slides from React-Summit talk. React-Query is an Async State Manager, not just a data fetching solution.
📦 Shadcn UI CLI: new configurable CLI for the Radix/Tailwind Shadcn UI component collection.
📦 Hiber 3D: new framework for creating interactive 3D worlds, based on React.
📦 NakedJSX: simple CLI tool to generate static sites in JSX.
📦 rad-event-listener: alternative API for adding listeners. Returns a cleanup function: useful for reducing the React boilerplate.
📦 Tremor v3 - React library to build dashboards
📦 React-Redux 8.1
🎙️ This Month in React – May 2023: our monthly podcast with Reactiflux.
🎥 Does Lock-In Even Matter Anymore?: interesting reflection on the potential lock-in (or not) of Vercel when using certain Next.js features.
🎥 Is Next.js App Router Slow? Performance Deep Dive
🎥 From Pages to the App Directory in Next.js 13 (Nested Layouts)
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