React’s next era, AI code review tools, and more: discover what’s new in The Replay, LogRocket’s newsletter for dev and engineering leaders, in the December 3rd issue.
Aurora Scharff discusses React’s async coordination primitives, and how React’s new era signals a fundamental shift in how devs build software.
RippleJS takes a fresh approach to UI development with no re-renders and TypeScript built in. Here’s why it’s gaining attention.
Users don’t think in terms of frontend or backend; they just see features. This article explores why composition, not reactivity, is becoming the core organizing idea in modern UI architecture.
Discover what’s new in The Replay, LogRocket’s newsletter for dev and engineering leaders, in the November 19th issue.
Jack Herrington writes about how React 19.2 rebuilds async handling from the ground up with use(),
Learn how React Router’s Middleware API fixes leaky redirects and redundant data fetching in protected routes.
useEffect mistakes to avoid in your React appsShruti Kapoor breaks down the confusion around useEffect and goes over 15 common mistakes she’s seen in the React apps she’s reviewed.
Remix 3 ditches React for a Preact fork and a “Web-First” model. Here’s what it means for React developers — and why it’s controversial.
Discover seven custom React Hooks that will simplify your web development process and make you a faster, better, more efficient developer.
Ever opened a React file and found a graveyard of useState hooks? The problem isn’t React; it’s how we model state. Here’s how to do it smarter.
React 19 breaks old third-party integrations. Learn why concurrent rendering exposes brittle SDKs and how to rebuild them with resilient modern patterns.
