TanStack Table v9: A Faster, More Modular Foundation — Arriving four years after v8, the popular headless table library gets a tree-shakable architecture where you register only what you need (so a pagination-only table, say, ships no filtering/grouping code). State moves to TanStack Store for fine-grained reactivity, and there are big memory wins for large datasets.

Kevin Van Cott

Code Review That Learns How Your Team Ships — Reply to CodeRabbit in plain English and it remembers, turning your standards into learnings applied to every future PR. Path-based rules, AST instructions and 40+ linters, minus the false-positive noise. Same bar for every PR.

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Next.js 16.3 Released — The newly expanded Next.js team (now including Dan Abramov and 𝕏 Pete Hunt!) has dropped the latest version of the popular React framework, complete with faster builds, optional TypeScript 7 type checking, faster SSR, Instant Navigations, AI improvements, and more.

The Next.js Team

Plate: Build Your Own Rich Text Editor — A framework (with very thorough docs) for building React-based text editors that lets you select the specific features and functionality you need. GitHub repo.

Ziad Beyens

🤖 use-webmcp-tool: A Hook for Using WebMCP — WebMCP is a proposed web standard for exposing page-based JavaScript functions for AI agents to use. This hook wraps its usual imperative API for React's declarative approach.

Sarah Drasner (Google Chrome Labs)

rshono: A Minimal Framework for React Server Components — Uses Hono for the server, Rspack for building, and React Server Components for rendering. This brand-new project has similarities to Waku but is simpler and doesn't require Vite.

Lasse Tange

Morphicons: Morphing Library for Stroke-Based Icons — To morph an icon, all you do is change a prop. Works with Lucide, Tabler, Heroicons, Iconoir and the shadcn icon registry. The live demo on the homepage demonstrates the effect.

Guillermo López