Learn how React hydration causes a common HTML error by taking a close look at the hydrateRoot API and pre-rendered HTML.

The react-arborist library organizes hierarchical data in an aesthetic, tree-like structure that users can easily understand and navigate.

We investigate using the smol developer AI tool to bootstrap a React app, create a browser plugin, and assist with pair programming.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to add structured data to your site to make your website more discoverable.

We explore how passwordless authentication integrates with Firebase and React and demo four authentication options: Google, email link, OTP, and Facebook.

We explore how to implement CSV functionality into a React app using react-papaparse, as well as handle errors and create downloadable files.

With Ink and its collection of UI components, you can create interactive CLIs with reusable components that leverage the power of React.

Learn to manage React input state using controlled and uncontrolled components, onFocus and onBlur events, and third-party solutions.

Learn how to easily add animation to React components with a single line of code using the AutoAnimate library.

Use custom React Hooks like `useGlobalEvent` and the `resize` event to build a simple, resizable React component.

React Router Hooks like useParams, useNavigate, useLocation, and useMatch to provide developers with new ways to handle the router state.

Use React Server Components to effectively manage rendering and build apps that span the server and client.