This Month in React

How busy professionals stay on top of the React ecosystem. Hosted by @acemarke, @vcarl_, & @mo__javad

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This Month in React, April 2025: React Labs gives us some detail on what the core team is prioritizing, and 19.1 helps us debug owner stacks

https://t.co/SWmJpIisL6

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Full episode 👇
https://t.co/Q4w6gSlGjz

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This Month in React, March 2025:

Next.js had a critical vulnerability in middleware versions 12–15 — and didn't coordinate a patch with other hosting providers; React Native shipped React 19 support; TS is rewriting to Golang

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TMiR 2024-12: Movement on CRA, Redwood.js dead? https://t.co/eRFa4TdjBO

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React 19 is here 🎉https://t.co/HW7s9XP8eg

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This Month in React, September 2024: Async Components??, a React 19 cheatsheet, static Hermes, and trademarks drama
https://t.co/hP86MHh4bb

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This Month in React, August 2024: Matt Pocock taught us to make modules, RN is faster, iterator helpers are cool, JSR/Deno going sour
https://t.co/xCXkte18K6

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Read more https://t.co/Te2T1VPObh

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Usage of all testing tools is way way up in the past few years. I guess nobody was writing tests before then??

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More: https://t.co/Ivz5rOdpt6

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Happiness peaked in 2018! It's all downhill from there 📉

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Hear more: https://t.co/RrYNZh4rwx

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State of JS breakdown: Vue usage has surpassed Angular, and everyone love Svelte (even if they aren't using it)

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2024-07: State of JS, React, HTML https://t.co/Te2T1VQm0P

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Nobody actually tests pre-releases (why React 19 got delayed at the last minute) https://t.co/cajUzEKxrt

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React 19 has been delayed while the core team addresses an issue with requests made in parallel within a Suspense boundary. Hear more: https://t.co/cajUzEKxrt