Sébastien Lorber

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Hi everyone!

This week has been calm on the React side, I couldn't really pick any headline despite various interesting releases and articles.

Once again, the React Native ecosystem is on fire, with Expo 52, but not only!

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Hi everyone!

No major React announcements this week, probably due to the US presidential election.

But we still had a bunch of exciting React and React Native and great community articles. I'm particularly excited about the React Compiler direction, and the release of React Navigation 7 with a new screen preloading API. Shopify's React Native endorsement is also great news for our ecosystem. Of course, I'm happy to unveil what I've been working on for months on Docusaurus too!

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Hi everyone!

This is another great React week.

Vercel has unveiled new super-interesting caching APIs for Next.js, and the React Native ecosystem is on fire!

On my side, I'm a bit tired of Twitter penalizing me for commenting external links. I'm giving Bluesky a try (@sebastienlorber.com). Come say hi if you are there.

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Hi everyone!

This week we have a major Next.js RC release dropping just before Next.js Conf, many diverse releases, and great interactive blog posts.

The React Native world is quite active too, with many great releases from infrastructure packages you probably rely on. I heard v0.76 stable is around the corner!

Node.js 23 is out, and we have 4 new features ready to be standardized in ES2025!

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Hi everyone!

It's been another exciting week with great React cross-platform announcements at the Meta Connect event giving positive feedback on the usage of React Compiler, StyleX, React Strict DOM, and Hermes. I'm also excited for the React Compiler to add official support for React 18 and React 17 (experimental).

On the React Native side, we also had great releases and announcements, notably a new cross-platform framework from the Tamagui team, Zeego 2, native bottom tabs, and RN Storybook 8.

In the frontend world, Deno 2.0 just came out, and we also have a very exciting TC39 meeting happening right now.

Happy reading!

Hi everyone!

This week we have a lot of interesting news and releases!

There's notably an important terminology change for Server Actions, and a preview of upcoming React DevTools v6.

On the React Native side we also have a broad set of interesting news and previews of exciting packages!

Also, my meme game is back. You'll understand at the end 😂

Check our partner conf React Day 🇩🇪 Berlin (13 & 16 December). Get a 10% discount with our code TWIR.

Hi everyone!

This week has been rather quiet in terms of React/RN announcements, but we still had great blog posts and various interesting Next.js and CSS news.

Hi everyone!

Another week with many interesting React community articles, notably around the TanStack.

We also have cool React Native announcements such as Nitro Modules.

✍ Don't forget to sign this important petition: Oracle, it's time to free JavaScript

Also check our partner conf 🗓 React Summit US - 🇺🇸 New-York - 19 & 22 December. The great React Summit conference is back in the US for it's second edition!

Salut à tous !

On dirait que c'est déjà la fin de l'été, hein ?

Cette semaine, nous avons reçu de nombreux articles et nouvelles versions de grande qualité !
Je suis particulièrement enthousiaste à propos de React Email, que j'aimerais utiliser pour un prochain template d'email de newsletter, et de Rspack que je suis en train d'adopter pour Docusaurus pour remplacer webpack.