The Latest State of React Survey Results — The latest annual community survey collected the opinions and preferences of almost 4,000 developers giving us insights into UI library preferences, data visualization libraries, authentication, the use of alternative renderers, and the biggest pain points in React’s core APIs. Aurora Scharff wrote a conclusion piece rounding up React’s strong year.

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The Most Loved JavaScript Course Year After Year — JavaScript: The Hard Parts is rated 4.92 on average by thousands of developers. Build real mental models for how JavaScript works, from execution context and closures to async behavior and modern language features.

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Building Bulletproof React Components — Ten production-tested patterns to ensure your components survive the gauntlet of portals, transitions, hydration, being used server-side, and other modern React features. An elegant, no-nonsense guide from the co-creator of SWR and creator of Vercel’s React Best Practices skill.

Shu Ding

React Native 0.84: Now Hermes V1 by Default — Hermes V1 is now the default JS engine on iOS and Android, improving performance and reducing memory usage. iOS ships with precompiled binaries, cutting build times. Under the hood, everything now runs on React 19.2.3.

Hunt, Lee, et al.

Implementing Virtual Scrolling at Billion-Row Scale — A technical walkthrough of building a table component (HighTable) that handles billions of rows while deftly handling browser DOM limits, scrollbar precision problems, and accessibility constraints, coupled with plenty of diagrams and demos.

Sylvain Lesage

🎨 Shades of Halftone — A striking tour of creating pixelation, dithering, and halftone effects using shaders and React Three Fiber.

Maxime Heckel

Skip the 'Create Organization' Step. Clerk Does It Automatically — Clerk auto-creates a user's first org with smart naming from their email domain. Less onboarding friction, zero code.

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FrankenTUI: Embed Terminal UIs in Any React Page — FrankenTUI is a bold TUI framework and runtime built in Rust, and you can now bring FrankenTUI apps into React: “Anywhere you’d embed a code editor, you can now embed a full terminal UI.” The demo is rather mind-boggling; one of those projects where it’s hard to determine if it’s visionary or completely out-there (in a good way)!

Jeffrey Emanuel

Tambo 1.0: A Generative UI Toolkit for React — Give an agent your existing components and it picks and customizes the right ones for tasks users want to perform. It’s open source, but the project is backed by a commercial offering for the server-side part (you can self-host it for free). GitHub repo.

Michael Milstead

🏎️ Rari: Runtime-Accelerated Rendering Infrastructure — A React Server Components framework but with a Rust-powered server runtime, aiming for higher throughput and lower latency. The getting started guide will help you get the idea.

Ryan Skinner

Ink 6.7: Build Rich Terminal Apps with React — Ink, used by Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Gatsby, Prisma, et al., lets you use a component-based model for building terminal apps. v6.7 notably adds support for concurrent rendering and synchronized updates (less flicker!)

Vadim Demedes et al.

react-native-turbo-base64: Fast Base64 Support for React Native — Boasts being ‘the fastest base64 encoding/decoding library’ for React Native. Powered by C++ with JSI bindings.

Alex Shumihin