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Become expert in React Query
Published: at 08:48 AM(Tiger Abrodi)Take your React Query knowledge to the next level.
Understanding React Server Components
Published: at 08:40 AM(Tony Alicea)A comprehensive technical deep dive into React Server Components, exploring how they work under the hood, their performance implications, and best practices for implementation.
Understanding the main thread in the browser
Published: at 09:58 AM(Amrik Malhans)The browser makes use of a single main thread for executing most important tasks, it's responsible for running JavaScript, handling user interactions, and updating the DOM. The main thread also performs the layout and painting. These are browser's high-level tasks that are bound to the main thread
5 tips to effectively optimize INP in React
Published: at 02:46 PM(Michal Matuška)In this post, let's consider several optimization techniques for improving Core Web Vitals metrics for sites that are built with React.
React 19 introduces full support for custom elements
Published: at 02:40 PM(Aleks Elkin)dive deep into the new features of React 19 and how it improves the integration with Web Components.
You might not need a React Form Library
Published: at 02:39 PM(Robin Wieruch)How to validate forms in React without a form library on the server and the client ...
React 19 and Web Component Examples
Published: at 02:30 PM(Chris Coyier)Explore React 19's improved Web Components support, with practical examples of prop handling, event management, and server/client-side rendering differences. Learn how to effectively combine React and Custom Elements in your applications.
Getting into web components - an intro
Published: at 02:22 PM(Brecht De Ruyte)The year 2024 might be a big one for web components. I just started out with learning about them in a deeper level. In this article, some of the basics and lingo.
Building Scalable Micro-Frontends with Next.js Multi Zones
Published: at 02:30 PM(Dave Bitter)Let's see how Next.js Multi Zones can make building micro frontends a breeze.
Better Code Rendering Through Virtualization
Published: at 03:30 PM(Nicholas Deschenes)How we rebuilt Codecov's code renderer from the ground up to be faster and more efficient, utilizing virtualization.