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1 week ago
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React 19.2 is here: Activity, useEffectEvent and more - LogRocket Blog

React 19.2 adds the Activity API and useEffectEvent hook, improving rendering performance, developer experience, and server-side rendering while preserving component state when hidden.
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2 weeks ago
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Meta Ships React 19.2 Featuring Activity API, Cache Signals, and SSR Enhancements

React 19.2 introduces Activity component and useEffectEvent hook, adding activity control, effect decoupling, signal caching, and server-rendering performance improvements.
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2 weeks ago
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Meta Ships React 19.2 Featuring Activity API, Cache Signals, and SSR Enhancements

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1 month ago

React Server Components broke my app and I still don't know why - LogRocket Blog

The hype around the introduction of React Server Components (RSC) was undeniable. For the uninitiated, RSCs are a new way to build React apps that render components on the server, keeping code and data-fetching logic away from the client. The promise was appealing: a unified approach to server and client rendering, unmatched performance, and simpler data fetching, enough to convince many of us that this was the next best thing after cheese.
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3 months ago

How to optimize your Next.js app with after() - LogRocket Blog

Next.js 15's after() optimizes server operations by handling non-blocking tasks after responses are sent.
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