We are excited about React Compiler, aren't we? I just remembered that my first OSS library in JavaScript was a JS-to-JS compiler! Funny how things come around.
Hearing about all the changes in #React19 is giving me anxiety. I've been working on #React apps at my past four or five jobs now, but I just have no interest in relearning #ReactJS for the upteenth time, and I'm worried that is going to impact my ability to get another job if I ever decide to go back to work.
What would be your practical advices/tips to avoid creating the worse app who will require 5 peoples to rewrite the codebase every 3y, when having to create a middle-sized SPA in ReactJS in 2024?
It’s needs to be :
an SPA (statically hosted)
As performant as possible and not a nightmare to maintain
I’m planning on using React-Aria to ensure myself to have accessible components on micro-levels (and so it’s requires react-dom)
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I think it's the first time I'ved used a reducer in React in like 3 years (last time was when I used Redux). I always avoided them because of how boilerplate-y they were, but honestly, they're awesome considering the alternative of a whole bunch of useState and useEffect spaghetti.
I know I've seen regular mentions in my feed of why Reactjs has outlived its usefulness. However, when I need some expert thought on the matter, I can't seem to find a link.
I believe the popular industry sentiment has largely soured on React. Anyone have a link (or three) on the problems with React that they've found informative?
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If there was an #HTML element that changes it's content when users interact with other elements on the page, what name would it have?
PLEASE NOTE: I am not suggesting that this element needs to exist; I am only asking what it would be called. I'm building a CustomElement, I just want it to have a name that makes sense.
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Just published our React RSC framework, Waku v0.19.2! Fixed various issues and added Netlify support and AWS Lambda support (by aheissenberger!) There are still some known issues and we are working hard on them.
If you think react is complicated now, go back to 2015 when you had to configure babel and webpack yourself, you had to do SSR and routing yourself, you had to decide between flow and typescript, you had to learn flux and immutable.js, and you had to choose 1 of 100 boilerplates