TypeScript 6.0 is now available!
This release brings better type-checking for methods, new standard library features, new module features for Node.js, and more!
But most important, this release brings us one step closer to the upcoming native-speed 7.0!
https://t.co/hon0RU1L5B
❌ Conditional rendering loses form state in React.
✅ React 19's Activity API preserves it.
e.g.
Switch between steps → your data stays.
Effects cleanup automatically → no wasted resources.
Just announced at React Conf - New React API available in canary:
🔥 <ViewTransition>
🔥 <Fragment ref>
Particularly excited for Fragment Refs, exposing platform-specific APIs such as:
- addEventListener()
- observeUsing()
- focus()
- getClientRects()
- scrollIntoView()
👀 React docs update - eslint-plugin-react-hooks
There's now exhaustive reference documentation about all the official React linting rules
FYI, the ESLint plugin now also reports issues flagged by the React Compiler
Link: https://t.co/AzAg3jQZnz
Great React feature, isn't it?
React meta-frameworks are going to start using this to speed up nav
On link hover => pre-render
Pre-rendering won't trigger useEffect cb
But you can still reduce data waterfalls and warm up your caches
eg call React Quey prefetchQuery()
👀 The best React feature ever is finally landing 🎉
<Activity> can hide a React subtree while preserving its state, and keep rendering it with lower priority.
It also unlocks super-cool pre-rendering patterns along the way.
Love it! ❤️
📚 As promised, a quick writeup on how syncing state - even if it’s between server and client state - can be avoided if we’d just derive state instead:
https://t.co/AUYKrkrnZq
ESLint v9.34.0 features parallel linting! Most projects see around a 30% reduction in linting time. The more files in your project, the greater the improvement. Read about how this ten year old feature request finally came to be:
https://t.co/gah0Q3G11F
👀 React <Fragment> is going to become much more powerful
For both React DOM and RN
Fragment refs are still WIP, in experimental channel, and have been briefly mentioned in the latest React Labs post
Dev tools coming soon to @tan_stack DB!
The best client side state libs have brilliant dev tools, this is even more important for DB as you store so much state in it.
The DB dev tools will give you full visibility of all collections and live queries. 🚀🎉
In memory of the victims of Direct Action Day (16th August 1946), I present to you the official trailer of #TheBengalFiles — the boldest film ever on the untold story of the Hindu genocide.
In cinemas 5th September 2025.
Please bless us.🙏🏻
Watch on YouTube: https://t.co/lT3MmZeu97
#RightToLife
We're exploring better tree shaking strategies for future Rspack versions. Our team member @ahabhgk wrote a blog post comparing how webpack, Rspack, Turbopack, esbuild, and Rollup handle tree shaking:
https://t.co/hr7VhsBwTb
TanStack DB is now in BETA!
We’ve been working on TanStack DB, an embedded, reactive client database for TanStack Query, and are proud to announce today that with the 0.1 release that it's now in BETA!
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