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πŸ“¨ #284: TanStack Start, Compiler, React Router, Forms, TypeGPU, React Aria, shadcn, XState | App.js, Gesture Handler, SPM, Expo, Runtimes, Legend List, Desktop | npm, Node.js, Astro

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Filip Solecki
Software Engineer - Software Mansion
Kacper KapuΕ›ciak
Software Engineer - Software Mansion
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Hi everyone, Kacper and Filip from Software Mansion here.

This week, TanStack Start is once again in the spotlight. The React Compiler in Rust is on its way. React Router and Remix shipped important security patches – update immediately. There's also a fresh batch of releases from TanStack Form, XState Store, shadcn, React Aria, and more.

On the React Native side, this week was dominated by App.js Conf 2026 in KrakΓ³w. Gesture Handler 3.0, Swift Package Manager support for React Native, and Legend List 3.0 were among the highlights, alongside Expo announcements like EAS Observe.

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