Why do Client Components get SSR'd to HTML? · reactwg/server-components · Discussion #4
If you're familiar with React, your mental model before RSC might look similar to this (blank space on the left is intentional): RSC does not change that mental model, but it adds a new layer before any of that existing code runs: The RSC Server layer might remind you of Remix loaders, Astro templates, build-time scripts, and other code that runs ahead-of-time — but in the form of React components
RSC From Scratch. Part 1: Server Components · reactwg/server-components · Discussion #5
RSC From Scratch. Part 1: Server Components In this technical deep dive, we'll implement a very simplified version of React Server Components (RSC) from scratch. This deep dive will be published in several parts: Part 1: Server Components (this page) Part 2: Client Components (not written yet) Part 3: TBD (not written yet) Seriously, this is a deep dive! This deep dive doesn't explain the benefits
New feature: startTransition · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #41
Overview In React 18 we’re introducing a new API that helps keep your app responsive even during large screen updates. This new API lets you substantially improve user interactions by marking specific updates as “transitions”. React will let you provide visual feedback during a state transition and keep the browser responsive while a transition is happening. Real world example: adding startTransit
Automatic batching for fewer renders in React 18 · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #21
Overview React 18 adds out-of-the-box performance improvements by doing more batching by default, removing the need to manually batch updates in application or library code. This post will explain what batching is, how it previously worked, and what has changed. Note: this is an in-depth feature that we don’t expect most users to need to think about. However, it may be relevant to educators and li
Adding Reusable State to StrictMode · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #19
Overview Strict mode was released with React 16.3 as tool to identify coding patterns that may cause problems with React’s (then experimental) concurrent rendering APIs. Adding <StrictMode> to a React application adds special behavior (only in DEV mode) to all of components it wraps around. For example, when running in “strict mode“ React will intentionally double-render components for in order to
Introducing React 18 · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #4
Overview Welcome to the first post in the React 18 workgroup! This post is intended to provide an overview for the plan for React 18 and serve as a jumping point to other topics in the discussion. At a high level, React 18 includes out-of-the-box improvements to existing features. It is also the first React release to add support for Concurrent Features, which let you improve the user experience i
New Suspense SSR Architecture in React 18 · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #37
Overview React 18 will include architectural improvements to React server-side rendering (SSR) performance. These improvements are substantial and are the culmination of several years of work. Most of these improvements are behind-the-scenes, but there are some opt-in mechanisms you’ll want to be aware of, especially if you don’t use a framework. The primary new API is renderToPipeableStream, whic
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Planned changes to `act` testing API · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #23
Upgrading to React 18 on the server · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #22
Replacing render with createRoot · reactwg/react-18 · Discussion #5