Hello and welcome! In today's episode, I'm going to share some insights on the upcoming changes in React 19, so without further ado, let's get star...
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I'm really waiting on
useEffectEventwhich would solve some ugly hacks.I hope it progresses from the 'experimental' phase soon.
The fact that it did not while the tutorial on
react.devabsolutely points towards this and also the fact of no release since 2022 made me start looking for React alternatives. There is a scent of a decline in the air.I believe there is no alternative to react, all other major JS framework are far behind react in many aspects, having one single part of react that does not satisfy your requirements cant be solved by moving to another framework
You are correct, @hussam22. Finding an alternative to React is indeed very challenging.
I wish to find out for my own use cases there is or isn't a viable alternative. By viability I mean for an enterprise app you have everything: form handling, UI components, internationalization support.
Funnily enough,
react-queryis already ported tosolid-query. @tanstack is working on it.The decline may be slow, but it is good to be aware of it.
Having the Form action be a function will also be super handy, versus an onSubmit handler, and it automatically uses the FormData object, which in many cases is all you need — no need for 2-way state binding in each of the fields
Thank you for sharing !!
My pleasure, Yogini16
Thanks for sharing Mitchell
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Great share, @mitchiemt11 . Thank you very much.
My pleasure @chantal. Exciting times ahead!
Hey everyone! I'm super excited about the new features in React 19. I've actually written an article about it, breaking down what's changing and what it means for developers like us. If you're curious to learn more, check out my article React 19.
🚀 I'm thrilled about these upcoming changes and have exciting plans for React 19 content updates! Let the React revolution begin!
Yay! @fpaghar I can't wait to see how it unfolds!
Please, ... could you suggest a way to install React Canary without using a framework?