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React Compiler Beta Release

Five months ago we got our first official introduction to React Compiler, a new approach to improving React app performance by optimizing code at build time. It’s now a step closer, and React 17+ users and library maintainers are encouraged to give it a spin. - https://react.dev/blog/2024/10/21/react-compiler-beta-release

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Next.js 15 Released

Last week was a big week for the popular (some may even argue default?) React framework with Next.js Conf taking place (more on that later) and this major release. It includes a codemod CLI for easier upgrading, async request APIs, alignment with React 19, and more. - https://nextjs.org/blog/next-15

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How to Build Your Own Vue-like Reactivity System from Scratch

In this tutorial, the author explains Vue's reactivity by building our own versions of ref() and watchEffect(). Gain a deeper understanding of reactive programming in frontend development. - https://dev.to/alexanderop/how-to-build-your-own-vue-like-reactivity-system-from-scratch-1d2d

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Using shadcn/ui with Next.js 15 and React 19

Fresh, valuable documentation from the shadcn/ui project on the specifics of using the popular component library with React 19 generally, though with a slight emphasis on Next.js 15. - https://ui.shadcn.com/docs/react-19

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Introducing Express v5: The Official Express v5 Release Post

We first spied the release of Express.js v5 over a month ago but now we get an official release post that tidies up a lot of loose ends and explains the broad plan. For now, v5 is considered a bleeding edge release with work still required in areas of security and overall process, but things are broadly progressing well. - https://expressjs.com/2024/10/15/v5-release.html

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Redirects in Nuxt 3

This video demonstrates how to build custom redirects in Nuxt 3, covering both simple and complex redirect scenarios. It explores the use of route rules and Nitro middleware for creating redirects. - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALQcCDEusjI

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Next.js' Journey with Caching

A description of a new experimental (aimed at those who are “feeling adventurous” for now) mode that builds on just two concepts: Suspense and use cache. - https://nextjs.org/blog/our-journey-with-caching

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How Top-Level await Could Break Compatibility

Node 23 makes it possible to load ES modules transparently with require which is great, but.. only if the module being loaded isn’t using top-level await. One for package creators to think carefully about before backwards compatibility issues creep in! - https://evertpot.com/using-top-level-await-is-bc-break/

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