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Sebastien Lorber
Sebastien Lorber

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This Week In React #220 : Next.js, Astro, Nuqs, CRA, React Scan, BottomTabs, Metro, OTA | TypeScript, Angular, Node.js, Vite...

Hi everyone!

This week we have a good variety of React articles and Next.js is finally adding support for Node.js runtime middleware!

Mobile developers will also discover future plans for React Native, including desktop support from Microsoft. A new sortables drag & drop library should unlock new interactions in your app, considering it's quite hard to build all this yourself.

TypeScript continues to progress with a new beta including a flag to support the newly added native Node.js support, and the upcoming browser support. A polyfill for native browser support is already available!

I'm trying something new this week, splitting the newsletter title keywords with a |, following the pattern React keywords | React Native keywords | Other keywords. Do you think this is useful?


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