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The next major version of React Router, version 6, is just around the corner. We published the first alpha release back in January , and we…
Here's a brief tldr; "Rendering" is any time a function component gets called (or a class-based render method gets called) which returns…
We often times do some setup when the component first mounts like a network call or a subscription. We have taught ourselves to think in…
It seems like React's context is starting to become much more widely adopted, especially since the hook useContext makes it much easier…
Hooks were designed to bring functional composition to React, but there are some rules that you'll need to follow in order for them to work…
Today, we are releasing React Router version 5.1 . This post will discuss the 5.1 release as well as discuss a few things you can do to…
tl;dr We are bringing together the best of React Router and Reach Router into a new, hook-based API. React Router will be the surviving…
Now that hooks have been released for... 🤔 checks watch ...less than two months, you've probably noticed there are a few obvious wins if…
Last week we finished migrating our React Training Blog off Medium and into here. As I was doing the migration I thought, Michael and Ryan…
Today, we are excited to announce the release of React Router version 5 . You can get it using: tl;dr React Router version 5 is now…
The latest member of the Reach UI family is here! Tab interaces are incredibly common on the web, and really easy to build a naive version…
Learning how to do JSX with React can be really fun for those who are starting out (once you've mastered some of the confusing parts . It…
This article doesn't attempt to explain every single aspect of JSX, but rather to explain the parts that most people find difficult to grasp…
One of the things I love about React is that the team behind it makes upgrading so easy (thanks, React folks). With React Hooks, it's no…