#react
// 9 transmissions tagged with #react
Shadcn/ui beats MUI on bundle size
Shadcn/ui delivers zero-runtime styling and a 90 KB bundle, while Material UI brings 90+ prebuilt components and a 7.3 M weekly npm download count at the cost of an Emotion runtime [Dev.to]
Faiz Ullah's 30,000-line React marketplace
Faiz Ullah shares lessons from building a React multi-vendor marketplace with separate authentication systems and Firestore's real-time listeners for live messaging [devto]
React compiler rewritten in Rust, PR opens for review
A pull request authored by boudra rewrites the React compiler in Rust, replacing the JavaScript implementation and targeting API compatibility. The PR is under review on GitHub.
Performative-UI: Vorpus’s open‑source React component library of design tropes
Vorpus has open‑sourced Performative-UI, a React library that bundles a curated set of design tropes. The repo on GitHub offers ready‑made components, a test suite and a contribution path for developers.
Dnd-kit simplifies drag-and-drop in React and Next.js
A developer used dnd-kit to add sortable lists and draggable cards to a Next.js 14 app with a few lines of code, citing a lightweight 10 KB bundle and clean React-first API [DevTo].
Aimvantage generates interview prep packs in 90 seconds using cv and job link
AimVantage uses a CV and job link to generate a full interview prep pack in 90 seconds, including company briefs, fit score, cover letter, and mock questions, starting at $5 one-time [devto]
ReactUse ships six pointer hooks to fix hover, long-press, and click-outside bugs
ReactUse releases six lean, production-ready React hooks—useHover, useMousePressed, useLongPress, useDoubleClick, useClickOutside, and useScratch—that fix persistent cross-platform gesture bugs in React apps.
Next.js 16 makes Turbopack the default. Migration is mostly free.
Next.js 16 ships Turbopack as the default bundler for dev and prod, replaces middleware with proxy.ts, and introduces a Build Adapters API. Six months in, the migration story is calmer than expected.
React 19.2 batches Suspense reveals. Server-render hydration gets quieter.
React 19.2.6 shipped May 6 with type hardening and a notable behaviour change: server-rendered Suspense boundaries are now batched briefly so content reveals together instead of streaming in piecemeal.