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📨 #160: Remix, Next.js, Expo API Routes, Ladle, MDXEditor, Sonner, Docusaurus, AbortController, Query String, Menubar, VisionCamera, Victory Native XL, Bun, ESLint, TC39...

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Sébastien Lorber
Sébastien Lorber
Newsletter Editor - Docusaurus maintainer

Hi everyone!

After a little break, we're catching up on 2 weeks of news this week!

There's been quite a few releases, including Remix and Next.js, but also some lesser-known packages that are well worth your attention.

Super excited to see Expo finally venturing server-side!

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