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This week, TypeScript 5.1 is released in beta with many improvements related to JSX and React!
React-Query plans to remove query callbacks in version 5, and this idea does not please everyone.
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An important TypeScript release that will allow React to be able to declare its own valid JSX types. It is planned to use this new feature as soon as possible in React typedefs, which have already been forked to continue to support older versions (TypeScript <= 5.0).
There are good reasons to adopt TypeScript 5.1+ as soon as possible. It unlocks among other things:
- the ability to use a React Server Component
asyncin JSX without TypeScript errors or workaround. - the ability to return all valid types for
ReactNode(string, array, boolean...) without needing a fragment (details). - other interesting improvements around JSX: namespaced attributes and linked editing (VSCode).
Breaking React Query's API on purpose
React-Query will remove the callbacks (onSuccess, onError, onSettled) from the useQuery hook with v5. Dominik explains this choice and suggest alternatives more adapted to common cases, like displaying a toast. A controversial but necessary decision because these APIs were often misused. Note: callbacks are kept for useMutation.
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- π Dan Abramov has a "story to tell" at Remix Conf ("React from Another Dimension")
- π Next.js ships its own copy of React: copy used only when using App Router.
- π Use Storybook with Rspack
- π WebGPU in React-Three-Fiber demo
- β‘ SpiderMonkey Newsletter (Firefox 112-113): "Weβre working on improving performance for popular web frameworks such as React".
- π Animating View Transitions: explains how to use the new View Transition API (Chrome 111+) in a React context with Next.js App Router, and in a MPA context. Interesting, but the proposed React integration doesn't look ideal.
- π An Animated Guide to Reacts Optional Parameters: interactive article that presents some features of React APIs that we use less often.
- π Next over Remix: feedback from a dev who had planned to switch to Remix, but finally stayed with Next.js.
- π Building a blog with Next.js 13 and React Server Components: uses all the latest Next.js features to create a modern blog.
- π React forwardRef(): How to Pass Refs to Child Components
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- π What's new in the new Storybook
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- π₯ Must Know React Portability Patterns: good advices to reduce coupling of your code to a particular framework.
- π₯ Maybe Create React App Isn't Dead?
- π¦ Ariakit 0.1.0: new way of managing state based on component stores. Motivations in this RFC: less re-renders, becoming framework-agnostic...
- π¦ Million.js 2.2.1 - Support for hooks and non-primitives. This thread gives interesting explanations about the difference between React and Million reconciliation.
- π¦ OpenNext 1.0: aims to make Next.js more portable thanks to serverless adapter.
- π¦ Astro 2.3
- π¦ React-Three-Next - starter updated - App Router support
- π¦ React-Three-Fiber AutoFocus DOF
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- Node.js 20 Now Available: with stable test runner, permission model, compiling to executable binary...
- pretty-ts-errors: great idea to improve the TS DX in VSCode.
- total-typescript/shoehorn - Partial mocks in TypeScript
- Chrome ships WebGPU: in Chrome 113+.
- WebGPU Fundamentals
- Turborepo 1.9
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This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Sebastien Lorber
Sebastien Lorber | Sciencx (2023-04-19T14:21:57+00:00) This Week In React #142: React-Query, Million, OpenNext, Ariakit, Expo-Image, React-Three-Fiber, TS 5.1, Node.js 20, WebGPU…. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2023/04/19/this-week-in-react-142-react-query-million-opennext-ariakit-expo-image-react-three-fiber-ts-5-1-node-js-20-webgpu/
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