⚡️ The Latest In React

🎉 Component Party
Component Party is a cool site that lets you compare how common tasks are implemented across React and other popular web component frameworks like Vue, Svelte, and Angular. It highlights differences in structure and syntax to help you better understand the differences in frameworks.

⏩️ Leveraging Browser APIs to help React Compiler
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to enhance your React app by leveraging built-in browser APIs, boosting React Compiler performance, and overcoming its limitations. It also covers browser APIs that optimize app performance beyond the React Compiler's scope.

🔎 How to control a React component with the URL
"Can we make this screen shareable via the URL?" is a frequent feature request, but it often introduces bugs in React apps. This tutorial shows you how to control a React component through the URL.

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💪 React Password Challenge
ui.dev offers awesome, interactive challenges, currently free to try. In this one, you'll tackle implementing the logic for a password input field.

💼 Proxy state made simple
Valtio 2.0 is out. Valtio lets you wrap your state object, turning it into a self-aware proxy. You can mutate it from anywhere and React with features like useSnapshot, offering even more control and flexibility in managing state.

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Vim for React Developers

Vim has been around for over 30 years, with its predecessor vi nearing 50. Recently, there’s been a renewed interest in Vim, driven by the popularity of Neovim and its expanding community.

While many developers continue to use VS Code due to its Git integration and extensive extension ecosystem, some are finding it increasingly slow and bulky. As new AI-enhanced editors like Zed and Cursor gain traction, Neovim is also emerging as a strong alternative for web developers.

This mini-course teaches essential Vim motions and demonstrates how to apply them in a React codebase.

It covers key navigation techniques, efficient refactoring methods, and time-saving commands. The free course is designed to help developers quickly navigate and edit code, featuring a cheat sheet of the most useful Vim commands.

Zod Validation in React

In my latest video, we dive into handling Zod validation in React.

We’ll cover how to create schemas using Zod, define properties like strings, numbers, arrays, and objects, and explore common use cases for Zod validation within React apps.