What's new in React

Next.js 11 continues our mission to create the best developer experience with a new conformance system and performance improvements.

The latest React Native 0.64 release adds support for the Hermes engine on iOS, and this is a direct result of our intensive work with teams at Facebook and Microsoft.

In this tutorial, I want to show you how to use React Table Library with its useSort plugin for a sort feature. In the previous example, you have already installed React Table Library to create a table component. Now, we will enable users to sort columns in the table by clicking on a column's header.

In this post, we will focus on pagination and we'll build a custom controlled component that handles page buttons based on the current page and total data count.

React 18 is here! That's the one with concurrent mode.

Do you write conditionals correctly within your React applications?

React 18 was announced! I'm very excited! There's a lot to learn about, but right now there's 4 things you NEED to know today.

I give Clément an intermediate level React.js coding interview where I test his knowledge in creating a table that can sort columns and search for values.

React Native 0.64 comes with support In the first part of our podcast episode, Mike Grabowski and his guests: Eloy Durán and Xuan Huang, introduce the Hermes engine and discuss its biggest selling points.

A lot has changed in Redux since it was originally created. In this episode, Mark Erikson will teach us about Redux Toolkit an React-Redux hooks.

The all-in-one guide to React Native

Learn how to build a production-ready, feature-rich SaaS web application from scratch. Starting a small and independent software business is hard. This book saves weeks of effort. You'll go from 0 lines of code in Chapter 1 to over 10,000 lines of code by Chapter 10.

If you want to learn how to build efficient React applications, this is your book. Ideal for web developers and software engineers who understand how JavaScript, CSS, and HTML work in the browser, this updated edition provides best practices and patterns for writing modern React code. No prior knowledge of React or functional JavaScript is necessary.

This guide is a collection of the most relevant and effective tips, tricks, tactics, and solutions for optimizing React Native apps. They are based on our experience as senior developers and Core Contributors to React Native.

The Road to learn React book teaches you the fundamentals of React. You will build a real world application along the way in plain React without complicated tooling.

I wrote this book to teach you all I know about Next.js!

Learn to use TypeScript with React through building a series of React components. You’ll explore the types that come with React that allow you to infer the properties of your components, look at tips and advice for migrating your application from JavaScript to TypeScript, and learn advanced patterns for building flexible and type-safe components.

Much more than an intro, you’ll start from the ground up, getting to using the latest features in React, including hooks, effects, context, and portals. Throughout the course, you’ll piece together tools from the entire React ecosystem (like Parcel, ESLint, Prettier, and React Router) to build a complete application to browse adoptable pets!

This course is modular, where you can pick and choose various react ecosystems you want to learn. You’ll learn hooks in-depth, CSS-in-JS with TailwindCSS, increase performance with code splitting and server-side rendering, add TypeScript, state management with Redux, test your app with Jest …and more!

Take Next.js to the next level through building a production-ready, full-stack React app. You’ll add authentication to your app, add the ability to generate hundreds of pages performantly, preview your content, query a database, and use a CMS with Next.js. Then deploy your app to production using the Vercel platform.

Become a pro using Gatsby in combination with Wordpress as a headless CMS.

Improve your skills with the React JavaScript library by building 15 projects using React.

Jenn Creighton talks with chantastic about component architecture, composition from a perspective of writing, mastering interpersonal communication, and feeling your feelings. She shows us how to save ourselves from the "apropcalypse" by leaning into age-old patterns of composition and organization.

Tom Preston-Werner is building a full-stack framework for React and GraphQL developers. In this episode we talk about RedwoodJS, a framework that's bringing full-stack to Jamstack.

Eli White shares the five core principles guiding React Native devolvement: native experience, at massive scale, fueling developer velocity, on every platform, with declarative ui.

Kent C. Dodds spills the tea on his latest course, workshop, masterclass, creation Epic React.

Sam Selikoff and chantastic dissect the challenges of transitioning from bundled, batteries-included frameworks (like Rails) to unbundled, choose your own adventures frameworks like React.

Arunoda is a prolific open source contributor, having built Storybook, and being a core contributor to MeteorJS and NextJS. He and I talk about how he started his career in open source, which led to him freelancing, then building Kadira (an performance monitoring tool for MeteorJS) and Storybook. After leaving the Meteor community he went on to work with Vercel as a maintainer of NextJS and their core hosting platform.

Pimg is a Progessive Image Component For React, Preact and Vue.js.

Tweak React components in real time

Internationalize React apps

Toolkit for building interactive UIs with React

Adds static typing to JavaScript to improve developer productivity and code quality

Bootstrap components built with React.

Hostmaker is a Series B funded fast-growing business backed by institutional funding from technology, hospitality and real estate investors. We’re looking for passionate Front End Engineers to join our global tech and product team. Ideally, you will have at least 3+ years’ on-the-job Front End experience.

Formidable is a Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, and London-based boutique engineering consultancy and open source software organization, specializing in React.js, React Native, GraphQL, Node.js, and the architecture of large-scale JavaScript applications. As a React Engineer at Formidable in our Phoenix Office, you will implement new applications, features, and tools for companies ranging in size from startups to Fortune 100s.

Codal is a UX design and development agency with a focus on blending an Agile process with the latest technologies. Codal is searching for an experienced React Native developer, a software engineer who specializes in the mobile app framework.

Alacrity is a well funded early-stage startup founded by seasoned legal, finance and procurement professionals. We're looking for a mid-level frontend engineer to build high-quality, well-tested, and robust web application. You will have a chance to get involved in the application architecture decisions as well as product design. Ideal candidates will be self-motivated, collaborative, passionate, open to new ideas as well as happy to mentor others.

Aula is a remote-first 50-person team building a social learning platform. Our mission is to enable all educators to engage all students. We’re looking for a seasoned full-stack engineer to build features across the entire stack (front-end, back-end, mobile) and challenge our thinking on architecture.

Mobiquity is a digital consultancy that partners with the world's leading brands to design and deliver compelling digital products and services for our customers. We are searching for Senior React Native developers to join our team! We have multiple openings working with a number of different teams to build different solutions for our clients.