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React v19 Released

An early Christmas present! First teased in the React Labs February 2024 post, React 19 has been cooking for long enough (and in beta for 8 months) there’s already a wealth of content out there, like the React 19 upgrade guide, an explanation of the compiler, cheat sheets, and a roundup of what’s new in React 19. It’s here, and it’s time to re-explore Actions, the new hooks, use, Server Components, and more. - https://react.dev/blog/2024/12/05/react-19

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Async Prop Fetching

Learn how you can use Kitbag Router in Vue.js to fetch your async data with route params and provide that down to your components. - https://medium.com/@stackoverfloweth/async-prop-fetching-96dbb833c822

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Solved By Modern CSS: Feature Image

Ahmad Shadeed shows how to use container queries and CSS :has() to build a feature image. - https://ishadeed.com/article/modern-css-feature-image

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Implementing Filtered Semantic Search Using pgvector and JS

If you need something more sophisticated than keyword search, a semantic approach based upon the meanings of words/queries compared using vector embeddings offers a big step up. Luckily, there are some Postgres extensions that make building such things quite simple.. - https://www.timescale.com/blog/implementing-filtered-semantic-search-using-pgvector-and-javascript-2

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My new favorite way to build apps…

NuxtHub is a new way to deploy your Nuxt apps built by NuxtLabs. This video provides an introduction to NuxtHub and what it offers to building Nuxt applications - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlmPqDkc3_s

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My React Tech Stack for 2025

After a year of research, building React apps, and creating a full-stack course, Robin shares what he’s settled on as his broader stack going forward for React apps into the new year. There’s little that's surprising here, but it’s good to see all these suggestions come together in one place. - https://www.robinwieruch.de/react-tech-stack/

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Next.js 15.1: Now Officially Supporting React 19

As (almost) the de facto React framework, it’s no surprise a Next.js release quickly followed the React 19 announcement. As well as React 19 support, there are improvements for debugging errors (shown in this post), after() is now stable, and forbidden() and unauthorized() are two new experimental ways to trigger 403 and 401 errors. - https://nextjs.org/blog/next-15-1

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