New post on our blog, this time about the recent React Conf 2025! โš›๏ธ

Discover the key announcements, including React Foundation, the React Compiler, and major updates for React and React Native.

#React #ReactConf #ReactFoundation #ReactCompiler

https://blog.codeminer42.com/react-conf-2025-takeaways-learn-once-write-once/

React Conf 2025 Takeaways: Learn once. Write once. - The Miners

Discover the key announcements and insights from React Conf 2025, including React Foundation, the React Compiler, and major updates for React and React Native.

The Miners - Codeminer42โ€™s Engineering Blog

> the memory leak is added back in by the compilerโ€™s memoization magic. For developers who will be new to React after the compiler becomes the default, this might be very hard to realize, debug and fix.

https://schiener.io/2024-07-07/react-closures-compiler

#webDev #react #javascript #web #development #reactJS #reactCompiler

Sneaky React Memory Leaks: How the React compiler wonโ€™t save you

How the React compiler handles memory leaks caused by closures and why it wonโ€™t save us from them.

Kevin Schiener

> This is where React Compiler comes in. The compiler is a tool developed by the React core team. It plugs into our build system, grabs the original components' code, and tries to convert it into code where components, their props, and hooks' dependencies are memoized by default. The end result is similar to wrapping everything in memo, useMemo, or useCallback.

https://www.developerway.com/posts/i-tried-react-compiler

#reactJs #javaScript #webDev #useMemo #useCallback #reactCompiler

I tried React Compiler today, and guess what... ๐Ÿ˜‰

Investigating whether we can forget about memoization in React, now that the React Compiler is open-sourced.

Pretty psyched to get a go on #React 19 and the #ReactCompilerโ€ฆ and a #rustlang(?) version.
React Labs: What We've Been Working On โ€“ February 2024 โ€“ React

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