We’re excited to announce React Labs! React Labs is a new video series of technical deep dives to share our ongoing research with the members of the React community. (This is not an April Fools’ joke 🙂)
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We’re kicking off the React Labs series with a Q&A on the React Server Components architecture! We invited @dulcedejae from FindMyPast and @liuyenwei from Pinterest for this conversation. Remember this video is a deep dive, and it’s not required watching.
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This is a new area for us, as previously we haven’t shared in-depth content about our research and development. We hope to do more of that if there is interest.
If you only want to know about what’s stable, read our blog — you won’t miss anything. reactjs.org/blog
want to make custom visualizations, but also use a modern Javascript framework? Same!
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I wrote up a guide for combining React & d3
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you might not love the takeaways, but it's a strategy that I've come to really enjoy!
🚀Major Announcement🚀
Introducing Relay Hooks: Improved React APIs for Relay!
The Relay team has worked on a new set of APIs called Relay Hooks, with the future of @reactjs in mind. These changes emphasize DevX and performance.
Learn more on our blog: developers.facebook.com/blog…
If you find overviews and commentary on our React Server Components talk in other non-English languages, please reply with links! We very much appreciate everyone who is recording them and making them available for the community!
As 2020 comes to an end we wanted to share a special Holiday Update on our research into zero-bundle-size React Server Components. The demo is available now whether you want to play with it during the holiday, or when work picks back up in the new year. reactjs.org/server-component…
If you’ve already watched the talk and read the RFC but want a quick summary of the main conceptual points, here’s a short recap thread that you can refer to!
Please remember that you don’t need to learn any of this right now. We’re excited that there is a conversation about the early-stage research we have shared, but we promise all of this will be still here waiting for you after the holidays!
Hear from our own @rachelnabors on what she learned during her first year on the React Core team and how "failures" can be the signposts to solutions: react.christmas/2020/24
ALT A drawing of a plant, labeled "success," its small leaves poking out above a vast network of roots, each drawing on a permutation of "failure"
⚛️ First Look at @Reactjs Server Components
(possibly with @AWSAmplify demo, if I get that far)
If we're mutuals DM me and you can jump on the livestream to talk about the brave new world of React on the Server.
youtube.com/watch?v=La4agIEg…
As 2020 comes to an end we wanted to share a special Holiday Update on our research into zero-bundle-size React Server Components. The demo is available now whether you want to play with it during the holiday, or when work picks back up in the new year. reactjs.org/server-component…
What you should take away from this:
In a typical app, tons of components only rerender when there’s new data. This will let you run those components on the server instead.
Which reduces client bundle size. A lot.
As 2020 comes to an end we wanted to share a special Holiday Update on our research into zero-bundle-size React Server Components. The demo is available now whether you want to play with it during the holiday, or when work picks back up in the new year. reactjs.org/server-component…
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