At their most basic levels, Next.js is a full-stack framework specifically built for React, whereas Astro is a static site generator offering support for React.

In this article we will be building a multi-step form using the useState Hook without the use of any third-party packages while achieving the same functionality.

Explore how React and Blazor differ in a variety of areas, including folder structure, performance, ecosystem, routing, and more.

In this tutorial, we demonstrate how to build a custom theme switcher for a Game of Thrones-themed React app using styled-components.

There are many static site generation tools based on React, but which should you pick? We explore the options available and their use cases.

In this tutorial, we’ll go over common error messages during React development, as well as what they mean, what the error is, and how to fix them.

React Hooks can be easy to set up on your own, and you can use them to autofocus a field in a few ways.

Explore React Suspense and React Freeze, which builds on the ideas behind React Suspense to freeze component rendering and give you more control of your UI.

The upgrade of the React type definitions to support React 18 involved significant breaking changes. Learn about what the upgrade path looks like.

This quick demonstration explores how to create faster transition animations in React using transition-hook.

The Relay compiler is a GraphQL code generation tool that was recently rewritten in Rust.

Next.js v9.5 introduces Incremental Static Regeneration, a hybrid version of SSG and SSR. Learn about how it can be used.