Announcing TypeScript Native Previews
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Microsoft has announced the public preview of TypeScript Native, a Go-based compiler that delivers up to 10x faster builds and improved memory efficiency.
Available via npm and a new VS Code extension, this release marks a significant step toward TypeScript 7, offering enhanced performance for developers working on large-scale projects.
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React Router RSC Preview
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Experimental support for React Server Components (RSC) in React Router, enabling developers to incrementally adopt RSC through server component routes and enhanced loader capabilities.
While the preview utilizes Parcel due to current limitations in Viteβs RSC support, it showcases promising advancements in server-rendered React applications.
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JavaScript's upcoming Temporal API and what problems it will solve
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After years of coping with the old Date API
, JavaScript developers finally have a path to a better future with dates and times.
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Announcing Angular v20
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Angular v20 solidifies its reactivity model by stabilizing key APIs like effect, linkedSignal, and toSignal, enhances developer experience with improved debugging tools and style guide updates, and introduces experimental features such as httpResource for reactive HTTP requests and support for GenAI development.
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Announcing Rolldown-Vite
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It is a drop-in replacement, as Rolldown will become the default bundler for Vite in the future.
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Storybook 9 is here!
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βΆοΈ Interaction tests
βΏ Accessibility tests
ποΈ Visual tests
π‘οΈ Coverage reports
π₯ Test widget
πͺΆ 48% Leaner
βοΈ Story generation
π·οΈ Tag-based organization
π Story globals
ποΈ Major updates for Svelte, Next.js, React Native, and more!
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How Imports Work in RSC
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RSC does not shy away from the fact that the backend and the frontend each have their own module system.
It works exactly like traditional JavaScript codebases that reuse some code between the frontend and the backend, where reused code effectively exists on both sides.
RSC adds on top are just two mechanisms!
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Building a Lightweight Reactive State Manager with JavaScript Proxies
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π οΈ Shortly how to build a lightweight reactive state manager using JavaScript proxies, enabling automatic UI updates without relying on heavy libraries or complex setups
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