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Katarzyna Smolen from @swmansion.com predicts a massive shift toward multithreading with Worklets.
Also: The State of React Native 2025 survey is open. Go cast your vote! 🗳️
Katarzyna Smolen from @swmansion.com predicts a massive shift toward multithreading with Worklets.
Also: The State of React Native 2025 survey is open. Go cast your vote! 🗳️
1. How to build offline-first audio tours using SQLite and layered audio. 🎧
2. Creating "Cutout" camera effects with MaskedView for high-end UI. 📸
Essential reading for mobile devs.
1. How to build offline-first audio tours using SQLite and layered audio. 🎧
2. Creating "Cutout" camera effects with MaskedView for high-end UI. 📸
Essential reading for mobile devs.
It wasn't about the Vercel drama. @t3.gg breaks down why T3 Chat migrated to TanStack Start.
The takeaway? Sometimes you actually just need a good SPA, and the server-centric routing overhead wasn't the right fit.
It wasn't about the Vercel drama. @t3.gg breaks down why T3 Chat migrated to TanStack Start.
The takeaway? Sometimes you actually just need a good SPA, and the server-centric routing overhead wasn't the right fit.
Release Candidate 0.84 is out, and it officially removes the Legacy Architecture by default on iOS.
Fabric is no longer "the future"—it is the standard. Plus, a bump to Node v22.11.
Release Candidate 0.84 is out, and it officially removes the Legacy Architecture by default on iOS.
Fabric is no longer "the future"—it is the standard. Plus, a bump to Node v22.11.
If you missed the deep dives on the React Compiler or the future of Server Components, now is your chance to catch up.
We've linked the essential playlist to get you up to speed for 2026.
If you missed the deep dives on the React Compiler or the future of Server Components, now is your chance to catch up.
We've linked the essential playlist to get you up to speed for 2026.
What are you building with TanStack in 2026? Let us know! 👇
What are you building with TanStack in 2026? Let us know! 👇
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We feature @codewithbeto.dev's latest video: "Top 6 React Native Tips to Survive 2026."
From ditching TouchableOpacity for Pressable to leveraging native iOS form sheets, these are essential patterns for high-performance apps.
We feature @codewithbeto.dev's latest video: "Top 6 React Native Tips to Survive 2026."
From ditching TouchableOpacity for Pressable to leveraging native iOS form sheets, these are essential patterns for high-performance apps.
If you are using React 19 or Next.js 15/16, you need to check this. We cover the patch for CVE-2025-55183 regarding Source Code Exposure in Server Actions.
Don't let your code leak in the new year. Detailed patch notes inside.
If you are using React 19 or Next.js 15/16, you need to check this. We cover the patch for CVE-2025-55183 regarding Source Code Exposure in Server Actions.
Don't let your code leak in the new year. Detailed patch notes inside.
@tannerlinsley.com’s TanStack Start has hit 1.0 RC. 100% type-safe routing and server functions that might just make you rethink your Next.js setup.
We also dive into why TanStack AI is splitting their adapters to save your bundle size. 📦
@tannerlinsley.com’s TanStack Start has hit 1.0 RC. 100% type-safe routing and server functions that might just make you rethink your Next.js setup.
We also dive into why TanStack AI is splitting their adapters to save your bundle size. 📦
@react.dev
- React Compiler is now the default for new templates, and
@nextjs.org
16.1 has finally stabilized Turbopack caching.
We break down what this means for your workflow and why "Component Composition" still matters more than ever.
@react.dev
- React Compiler is now the default for new templates, and
@nextjs.org
16.1 has finally stabilized Turbopack caching.
We break down what this means for your workflow and why "Component Composition" still matters more than ever.