17 points by fantasticsleuth 15 days ago | 13 comments
Just Fucking Use React(justfuckingusereact.com) This is about acknowledging that sometimes, complexity is not a choice, it's a fucking requirement. And when that complexity hits, trying to wrangle it with document.getElementById and a prayer is like trying to build a goddamn space shuttle with fucking popsicle sticks and glue. You might get something that looks vaguely shuttle-shaped, but it'll be a wobbly, unmaintainable, terrifying piece of shit that explodes on the launchpad.
RSC for Astro Developers(overreacted.io) The mental model behind these two are remarkably similar! If you know Astro, you already have 80% of the mental model for React Server Components. (Even if you think React Server Components are a terrible idea, Astro is worth learning.)
Archeology of React (2016)(reactjs.org) Just three and a half years ago we open sourced a little JavaScript library called React. The journey since that day has been incredibly exciting.
React for Two Computers(overreacted.io) To beat Spacetime, change it so that the Clock displays the time from the Early world, but the color of the <p> around the <Clock> is decided by the Late world.
In React {Transitions} = F(state)(jordaneldredge.com) TL;DR: Thinking about the React component tree as modeling a state machine can help clarify the implications of asynchronous updates and React’s concurrent features.
A steam locomotive from 1993 broke my yarn test(cloudflare.com) So the story begins with a pair programming session I had with my colleague, which I desperately needed because my node skill tree is still at level 1, and I needed to get started with React because I'll be working on our internal backstage instance.
54 points by shantingHou 67 days ago | 19 comments
Show HN: Bknd – Firebase alternative that embeds into any React stack(github.com/bknd-io) bknd simplifies app development by providing a fully functional backend for database management, authentication, media and workflows. Being lightweight and built on Web Standards, it can be deployed nearly anywhere, including running inside your framework of choice. No more deploying multiple separate services!
Stop Using and Recommending React(lusito.info) I have used React for a long time. Trust me when I tell you: There is no reason to use it and a lot of reasons against it. This is going to be a long explanation, but bear with me!