Yogesh Surendran (CJS)

React Senior Architect @ Service Organization.

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

I learn best by listening. 🎧

Reading documentation cover to cover has never worked for me. My attention drifts, I skim, and I skip the "boring" parts — which, ironically, are often where the real insight is hiding.

So I built something for people who learn the way I do.

I'm turning the official React documentation into narrated videos — the kind you can listen to on a walk, during a commute, or while doing the dishes. No need to stare at a screen. Just press play and absorb.

And I'm not cherry-picking the flashy bits. I'm voicing the parts most of us scroll right past — the build-tool trade-offs, the "why" behind the patterns, the notes and caveats tucked between the code samples. The stuff that quietly makes you a better engineer.

🎬 First up: Build a React App from Scratch — when to skip the framework, choosing Vite vs Parcel vs Rsbuild, and the common patterns (routing, data fetching, code-splitting, rendering strategies) you'll have to wire up yourself.

If you also retain more by ear than by eye, this series is for you.

👉 https://t.co/RhpPfoZeWH

What's a concept from the docs you wish someone would just explain out loud? Drop it below — it might be my next video. 👇

#React #WebDevelopment #JavaScript #Frontend #LearnInPublic #AuditoryLearning #ReactJS #DeveloperCommunity

[Dev Agrawal @devagrawal09]

The prodigal son returns

[Daishi Kato @dai_shi]

⛩️ Happy to announce Waku v1.0.0-beta.5 🚀

I wasn't sure this was even possible, but the result feels comfortable so far.
Looking forward to hearing your feedback!

https://t.co/VSt5GRAtnP

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

Tried @ollama launch + Clauda code + GLM Flash today, surely, clauda code has alot of potentials working with its own models tailored for all scenarios.

However, working with local model was promising until i tried generate Rust code for Tauri + Dioxus.

#LOCALMODEL, #OLLAMALAUNCH, #GLMFLASH

[React Router @ReactRouter]

We just published 6 CVEs identifying security vulnerabilities in React Router and Remix v2

We recommend updating to the latest appropriate versions:

React Router v7 -- 7.12.0
React Router v6 -- 6.30.3
Remix v2 -- 2.17.2

Details, links, and package ranges are listed below

[Cong-Cong Pan @CongCongPan]

🚀 Next.js with Rspack now enables persistent caching by default!

The result? Massive speed boosts on warm starts:

• App Router: Builds 1.46× faster, dev 566.7x faster (cache vs. no-cache)

• Pages Router: Builds 2.08x faster, dev 3.66x faster

[Daishi Kato @dai_shi]

Waku v0.27.4 is out! ⛩️ https://t.co/Eiw3VPh0gi

Our template is updated for the latest React versions.
We recommend updating both Waku and React, but if you decide to stay with an older version of Waku for now, be sure to update React immediately.

[Daishi Kato @dai_shi]

Waku v0.27.0 is here!

Waku is a React Server Component framework built to make React development fun again.

Now stabilizing the public API as we prepare for the v1 alpha, so it's a perfect time to try it and share your feedback before we finalize things. https://t.co/3QInR81XyH

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

Compiler optimizations

[Przemek Smyrdek ✨ @psmyrdek]

@ryanflorence Today I discovered "use no memo" and cried a little.

[Rspack @rspack_dev]

🚀 Rspack 1.6.0-beta.0 is out!

✨ Improved ESM library output (experimental)
✨ Improved MF runtime plugins
⚡ Barrel optimization by default
🗺️ Extract existing source maps
🧩 Stabilized layers
🐞 10+ bug fixes

[Cong-Cong Pan @CongCongPan]

⚡ Next.js with Rspack reaches a new performance milestone!

With the custom Rspack Rust binding for Next.js in [email protected]:

▶️ Build: 24% quicker
▶️ Dev: 10% quicker

We moved the externals logic to Rust, slashing the JS-Rust communication overhead.

[Rob Palmer @robpalmer2]

An implementation of @TC39 Stage 3 Import Defer is being worked on in @rspack_dev by @ahabhgk 🎉

This is a performance feature that enables lazy execution of JS modules ⚡

@webpack has (partial) support, so it makes sense for Rspack to achieve parity.

https://t.co/QBYRXUqZrg

[Meta Open Source @MetaOpenSource]

🚀 Big news! Today marks the formation of the React Foundation — a new home for React, React Native, JSX, and the broader React ecosystem.

Let’s celebrate a new chapter for React and the open web!

🔗 Read more: https://t.co/GV2n6A4VXr

#React #OpenSource #WebDev #ReactNative

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

19.2

[React @reactjs]

For a list of everything included in this release, check out the React 19.2 blog post announcement:

https://t.co/kIQtCoUleS

[React @reactjs]

React 19.2 is now available!

This release includes Activity, useEffectEvent, React Performance Tracks, partial pre-rendering, and more!

[React Router @ReactRouter]

Middleware is now stable in React Router

This feature took over 2 years to get just right

Learn what problems middleware solves, how to use it, and how we landed on the final API and architecture

[Cong-Cong Pan @CongCongPan]

🎉 Next.js with Rspack just hit 99% test coverage in development!

Experience it now:
https://t.co/Cn6qJ1Bp1g

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

💡 Use useTransition when you need smooth UX + pending feedback.
If you don’t need isPending, prefer startTransition.

Will you use this in your next React project? 👇

(5/5) 🧵

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

⚛️ React 19 brings the useTransition hook 🚀
It keeps your UI smooth by marking state updates as “transitions” — urgent updates (✍️ typing, 🖱️ clicks) stay responsive, while heavy renders run in the background.

📖 Docs: https://t.co/SyZfLdPRqt

CC: @reactjs #ReactLearnFromDocs

(1/5) 🧵

[Yogesh Surendran (CJS) @CarreraJS]

7️⃣ Interruptible transitions – ⏸️ high-priority updates (like user input) can cancel or pause transitions.
8️⃣ Suspense integration – 💤 pending = Suspense fallback, ❌ rejection = nearest Error Boundary.

(4/5) 🧵