~reactstatus | Issue 393 - Why use Redux in 2024? (9)

What React Devs Need to Know About React Native — While React and React Native share many similarities, they’re pretty different under the hood. Here’s some of what you need to know to either make the transition, or at least be more informed on where React Native and Expo fit into the big picture.

▶  Why Use Redux Today? — The maintainer of the popular Redux state management library gave a talk at React Summit 2024 giving a thorough introduction to the history of Redux, how it grew, and the benefits it continues to provide. There are detailed slides if you’d prefer not to watch a video.

Level Up Your Next.js Skills — Join Scott Moss for this detailed video course on intermediate Next.js. Learn how to build production-ready apps by diving into concepts such as server actions, data fetching, protected routes, form authentication, performance caching, and more.

▶  Migrating Coinbase's 56 Million Users to React Native — An interview with Nick Cherry, a React Native developer at Coinbase, about the company’s efforts in transitioning their apps from native to React Native. (43 minutes.)

How to Deploy Your React App Using Container Registry — DigitalOcean’s commercial alternative to deploying React apps by creating a Docker image, pushing it to their Container Registry and then deploying it using one of their 'droplet' VMs.

xr 6.0: Make React Three Fiber Apps into Immersive Experiences — React Three Fiber is a React renderer for Three.js that makes it easy to create 3D experiences with React. xr takes it a step further into the world of VR and augmented reality. GitHub repo.

React CodeMirror: A CodeMirror Editor Component — CodeMirror is a popular JavaScript code editor component – this makes it easier to use from React apps. The homepage has a complete and customizable demo showing off the potential. GitHub repo.

InfiniteGrid 4.12: Arrange Card Elements Infinitely in a Grid Layout — A mature and established way to create grids formed of card elements of varying sizes. Happy on both desktop and mobile and has integrations for React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, and others. GitHub repo.

MDXEditor 3.8: A Rich Markdown Editor Component — A Lexical-powered Markdown editor for React apps. The live demo shows off what you need to see.