A severe Remote Code Execution (RCE) vulnerability, scoring 10 on the CVSS scale, has been publicly disclosed in React Server Components, impacting a wide range of applications. Developers are strongly advised to update immediately to patched versions.
The latest GSCAMP Full Stack Bootcamp session delved into React's global state management, highlighting Zustan's efficiency over the Context API. Attendees gained practical insights into building scalable applications and advanced state patterns.
The latest installment of Midu's free fullstack bootcamp dove into advanced React concepts, focusing on building robust Single-Page Applications. Developers learned to implement efficient routing, optimize performance, and manage component state effectively.
The latest session of Midu's full-stack React bootcamp provided deep insights into building Single Page Applications from scratch, leveraging custom hooks for logic abstraction, and optimizing API interactions with debouncing. The discussion also touched upon the pedagogical approach to software engineering, emphasizing foundational understanding over blind dependency use.
A deep dive into real-world performance benchmarks reveals that React Server Components, while promising, require a fundamental re-architecture of data fetching with streaming and Suspense to deliver tangible performance improvements.
Next.js 16 brings significant performance boosts with stable TurboPack and a new Adapters API for flexible deployments. However, the proliferation of 'use' directives has sparked considerable discussion within the developer community.
Vercel's new Workflow Development Kit introduces `useWorkflow` and `useStep` directives, sparking community debate over their perceived impact on React's evolving complexity. This article unpacks the technical nuances and developer reactions.
React's annual conference, React Conf 2025, has introduced significant updates poised to redefine development practices. Discover how new APIs, a stable compiler, and organizational changes aim to address long-standing challenges within the ecosystem.
After a decade under Meta's wing, React and React Native are now part of the independent React Foundation, backed by industry giants and housed within the Linux Foundation. This pivotal shift coincides with the launch of the stable React Compiler 1.0 and promises a new era of open collaboration and enhanced performance for the ecosystem.