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Enhancing The New York Times Web Performance with React 18
An how they tackled some of the challenges
Enhancing The New York Times Web Performance with React 18
13 minutes by Ilya Gurevich
How upgrading to React 18 energized The New York Times website – and how they tackled some of the challenges along the way.
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Use a framework to build React Native apps
4 minutes by Nicola Corti
At React Conf, React team updated their guidance on the best tool to get started building React Native apps: a React Native framework - a toolbox with all the necessary APIs to let you build production-ready apps.
Build an infinite scrolling list of pokemons
30 minutes by Corina Udrescu
Start by displaying a list of 12 pokemons. For each pokemon, show its name and photo. As the user scrolls, when he reaches the end of the currently visible items, show a "Loading..." text message and start loading the next page.
5 Misconceptions about React Server Components
8 minutes by Vishwas Gopinath
Confused about React Server Components? You're not alone. Let's bust 5 myths and discover how to supercharge your Next.js apps with this new paradigm.
Extra Arguments for Server Actions in React Forms
3 minutes by Robin Wieruch
In this short tutorial, you will learn how to pass extra arguments to server actions in React forms. We will start with the following React form component that updates a user's profile.
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