Hacker News with Generative AI: React

Implementing Streaming SSR with React Relay and Vite (aqora.io)
Implementing server-side rendering (SSR) with React-Relay and Vite is a complex but crucial process, especially when integrating it with React Router and Relay.
My 3D SWE Portfolio – Built with React Three Fiber (dement.dev)
Show HN: Dribbble for code (github.com/rorkai)
21st.dev is an open source community registry of React UI components where anyone can publish minimal Tailwind & Radix UI components and install any component via npx shadcn.
Show HN: TypeScript/React/Vue Window Layout Manager (Tabs, Floating, Popouts) (github.com/mathuo)
Zero dependency Docking Layout Manager. Supports Vanilla TypeScript, React and Vue.
A messy experiment that changed how I think about AI code analysis (nmn.gl)
Last week, I watched our AI choke on a React codebase - again. As timeout errors flooded my terminal, something clicked. We’d been teaching AI to read code like a fresh bootcamp grad, not a senior developer.
You don't need Next.js – Why we migrated from Next to React (comfydeploy.com)
We migrated the ComfyDeploy dashboard from Next.js to just React
Show HN: 21st.dev - NPM for Design Engineers Based on Shadcn CLI (21st.dev)
Ship polished UIs faster with React Tailwind components inspired by shadcn/ui. Built by design engineers, for design engineers. One command to install.
How to Code a Shader Based Reveal Effect with React Three Fiber and GLSL (tympanus.net)
After coming across various types of image reveal effects on X created by some peers, I decided to give it a try and create my own. The idea was to practice R3F and shader techniques while making something that could be easily reused in other projects.
Show HN: Odysseus-CLI – Deploy Laravel, React and Other Apps Effortlessly (github.com/alpira-ou)
Odysseus CLI is a command-line interface tool designed to streamline the deployment and management of applications on alpira.
React 19 (github.com/facebook)
Dependency management fatigue, or why I ditched React for Go+HTMX+Templ (erodriguez.de)
After getting to work on some personal projects using Go+HTMX+Templ this year, I have decided to give up on using React on any personal projects.
If not React, then what? (infrequently.org)
Over the past decade, my work has centred on partnering with teams to build ambitious products for the web across both desktop and mobile. This has provided a ring-side seat to a sweeping variety of teams, products, and technology stacks across more than 100 engagements.
Show HN: Built This in 3 Hours Using Bolt (No React Knowledge) (kanishkdan.com)
Show HN: A data oriented TodoMVC using Replicant (github.com/anteoas)
An implementation of the TodoMVC app using the Replicant library. You can try the app here:
Impressions of React and TypeScript from an Elixir/Elm Developer (korban.net)
I was recently on a project where I chose to use React and TypeScript as part of the tech stack because of the existing skillset of my team. I myself managed to avoid both React and TypeScript until this year. So when I finally used them on a real project, I was looking at them as an experienced Elm & Elixir developer, coming from small niche ecosystems into the din of the real world.
Claude AI built me a React app to compare maps side by side (github.com/veloplanner)
MapMatrix - A React application for synchronized multi-view map comparison with support for MapLibre, custom layers, and configurable layouts.
Ask HN: What job search strategies work for you? (ycombinator.com)
I’ve been laid off since June and have not been getting responses from most of my applications other than denials. I have 10+ years mostly Ruby/React/JS. New just working on a side project (job listing scraper) but curious what is working well for you? Specific apps or strategies that lead to your hiring?
Tremor: React components to build charts and dashboards (tremor.so)
Introducing Tremor Pro300+ Blocks and Templates to build even faster
Show HN: I'm building an AI tool that turns Design Systems into React components (robustlaunch.com)
Build your design system visually, then let AI generate on-brand sections that perfectly match your components and tokens.
Show HN: Convert any website into a React component (chromewebstore.google.com)
Show HN: I Built a Rock, Paper, Scissors roguelike in React (xtremerps.com)
Take on solo challenges in two exciting game modes!
Ink: React for interactive CLI apps (github.com/vadimdemedes)
🌈 React for interactive command-line apps
A React Renderer for Gnome JavaScript (github.com/react-gjs)
A React renderer for the Gnome JS. It provides components and methods allowing to use React to build native Gnome GTK applications.
Building Document-Centric, CRDT-Native Editors (blocksuite.io)
For years, web frameworks such as React and Vue have popularized the mental model of component based development.
React Folder Structure in 5 Steps (robinwieruch.de)
Organizing large React applications into folders and files is a topic that often sparks strong opinions.
Class methods are Ruby's useEffect (campsite.com)
In You Might Not Need an Effect, the React docs describe effects as “an escape hatch from the React paradigm… removing unnecessary effects will make your code easier to follow, faster to run, and less error-prone.”
Show HN: React-guitar-chord, a react component for chord name to guitar diagram (github.com/SamDarbonne)
Migrating from Create React App to Vite (klimer.eu)
This post is meant to document my process, thoughts and tips on the migration of my ReCalendar personal project from Create React App to Vite. It’s not meant to be an exhaustive guide. I wanted primarily to document the more interesting (and often frustrating) challenges of such a migration. So that others might benefit from them when scouring random pages on the web, searching for an explanation or solution to a cryptic error message.
Liskov's Gun: The Parallel Evolution of React and Web Components (baldurbjarnason.com)
Unless you’re like me – an “extremely online” kind of web developer – you probably don’t notice the dramas and brouhahas that erupt in the web developer community with regularity.
React on the server is not PHP (artmann.co)
Today, I wanted to talk about a topic that's been buzzing around Twitter and dev circles lately. You've probably heard people say, "Now that we're server-side rendering JavaScript, it's just PHP all over again!" 🤔 Well, buckle up, because I'm about to explain why that's not quite the case – and why it's actually, it's pretty darn exciting!