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Sebastien Lorber
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This Week In React #182: v18.3, useDeferredValue, 3D, Metro, Worklets, TC39, TypeScript, Effect, Rspack, GraphQL...

Hi everyone!

This week we have a nice Next.js release and many interesting community blog posts.

We can also feel that the React core team is working hard to polish the remaining details for React 19. Unexpectedly, a v18.3 is finally planned with extra warnings. React Native 0.74 is also around the corner.

This week I'd like to introduce you to ECMAScript News. It's my favorite newsletter to keep up to date with ES, TC39, JS tooling, and runtimes.

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  • Errors DX: Better hydration mismatch messages

I’m excited to see a great React hydration mismatch error dialog already implemented in Next.js! As I write this, Turbopack is 99.9% ready for development usage (6 integration tests missing). For build usage, it’s 75% ready so we’ll have to wait a bit more.



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