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Issue 476 - 🎉 React turns 13 years old today

Spoiled

https://spoiled.vercel.app/

Spoiled 0.5: A Realistic 'Spoiler' Component for React — Displays a cloud of particles over content that should stay obscured until revealed. The homepage is a live demo. GitHub repo.

3 months ago

TanStack Router and Query

https://tkdodo.eu/blog/tan-stack-router-and-query

Pairing TanStack Router with TanStack Query — Dominik continues his series on TanStack Router, this time pairing it with TanStack Query. The router cache is per-route while Query’s is global, making Query a better fit for data shared across routes. He covers wiring the QueryClient into router context, disabling the router’s own caching so one library owns the data layer, and starting fetches in loaders that useSuspenseQuery reads from.

3 months ago

JSX.lol

https://jsx.lol/

As React Turns 13, 'Does Anybody Actually Like React?' — First released on May 29, 2013, React is only just entering its teenage era, but complaints about React’s omnipresence have been a trope for years and David Bushell has been keeping receipts!

3 months ago

My Slides for 'React at 60FPS'

https://www.readwriterachel.com/presentations/2026/05/21/react-60fps-slides.html

React at 60 FPS — A slide deck packed with tips for squeezing performance out of React when animating data, without reaching for an animation library — instead leaning on Canvas, requestAnimationFrame, WebSockets, and React.memo.

3 months ago

Is TanStack Starts Deferred Hydration Revolutionary?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PB9rHndhU8

▶  Is TanStack Start's Deferred Hydration Revolutionary? — Jack examines TanStack Start’s deferred hydration, a new feature that delays hydrating below-the-fold components until they’re needed, noting it’s syntactic sugar over capabilities React already had, though he reckons it’s worth it.

#science & technology

3 months ago

https://reactdatatable.com/

https://reactdatatable.com/

React Data Table: Responsive, Dynamic Table Component — Simple and clean, but flexible. Includes features like column sorting and pagination out of the box. Lots of demos and code examples. This week’s v8.3 release focuses on localization. GitHub repo.

3 months ago

Meticulous AI - Automated Frontend Testing Without Writing Tests

https://www.meticulous.ai/

Still Writing Tests Manually? Meticulous AI Is Here — Notion, Dropbox, Wiz and LaunchDarkly now use a testing paradigm they can’t work without. Built by former Palantir engineers, Meticulous automatically creates an evolving suite of E2E UI tests, delivering exhaustive coverage with no developer effort.

4 months ago