This Week In React #211 : React Router, Next.js, Rslib, React-Scan, Screens, Edge-to-Edge, RN 0.77 RC, Legend List, Rapier...

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It's another great week for React with exciting releases, notably React Router 7 and Vite 6. TanStack nearly steals the show!

The React Native ecosystem is not left behind with 0.77 in RC, Legend List, Screens... and a quite exciting Wasm-based innovation.

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As planned, Remix features have been brought to React Router, and the full-stack framework features are now powered by a Vite plugin. There are also new features related to routing, type safety, and route pre-rendering. Remix v2 users are invited to upgrade to React Router v7: it should be easy after turning on the future flags. Now that this great milestone has been completed and the team can fully focus on the next wave of innovation, we can't wait to hear the next Michael Jackson Remix.

• 💸 : The React team is looking to support the upcoming DOM API Node.moveBefore() in the reconciler after : New experimental.inlineCss option might improve your site’s First Contentful Paint score, in particular for sites using atomic CSS like Tailwind.


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• 📜 : A 2-part series using TanStack Router with/without React-Query. Both can be used together. Prefetching queries in loaders can avoid waterfalls.


• 📜 : Great article starting from a simple dialog component, incrementally adding more requirements until reaching the perfect abstraction.


• 📜 : A well-presented article about the new Next.js 15 features, including an interactive demo.


• 📜 : 2 interactive examples using React Context with Astro.


• 📜 : An important release for React framework authors looking to support multiple module graphs (client, SSR, RSC) through the new Environment API.


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  The library used by React Navigation and Expo Router was released a few weeks ago, and the promised release blog post is finally online, presenting the highlights visually through various videos:

  
  
  
  
  
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  • 💸 : The trending tool to detect re-renders should have React Native support by tomorrow.
  
  
  • 📜 : Fernando's thoughts on the growing usa of native primitives.
  
  
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  • 📦 : You may not need this Rust-based physics engine, but there’s an even more important story behind all this. It’s a playground for Callstack devs to compile back WASM code to native (: Upcoming event-sourcing-based local-first lib with first-class Expo integration.
  
  
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