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Matt Carroll retweeted
React 19.3 is now available!
This release makes View Transitions and Fragment Refs stable, and adds browser(), Trusted Types support, and Context in Server Components.
react.dev/blog/2026/09/09/re…
Matt Carroll retweeted
In case you missed it, most speakers were interviewed by @JorgeWritesCode. See the interviews here:
conf.react.dev/?grid=intervi…
Matt Carroll retweeted
We've published recordings of all the React Conf 2025 talks for you rewatch: conf.react.dev/
Matt Carroll retweeted
There is critical vulnerability in React Server Components disclosed as CVE-2025-55182 that impacts React 19 and frameworks that use it.
A fix has been published in React versions 19.0.1, 19.1.2, and 19.2.1. We recommend upgrading immediately.
react.dev/blog/2025/12/03/cr…
Matt Carroll retweeted
I was on the fence about RSC.
I could see the new abilities it unlocked. But I was wary of the added complexity, and I felt like it wasn’t solving the problems that originally brought me to React.
Seeing Parcel’s low level RSC APIs (and now @vitejs/plugin-rsc) changed my mind.
Matt Carroll retweeted
So excited to be speaking at React Conf 2025!
We're thrilled to announce that @sethwebster @shrutikapoor08 @en_JS @zmofei @lydiahallie @jherr @lunaleaps will be speaking at React Conf 2025!
ALT React Conf 2025 speakers: Jack Herrington, Joe Savona, Luna Wei, Lydia Hallie, Mofei Zhang, Seth Webster, and Shruti Kapoor
Matt Carroll retweeted
The in-person ticket lottery drawings begin today. Sign up for a chance to purchase tickets to attend React Conf in person: forms.reform.app/react-conf/…
Matt Carroll retweeted
We're thrilled to announce that @sethwebster @shrutikapoor08 @en_JS @zmofei @lydiahallie @jherr @lunaleaps will be speaking at React Conf 2025!
ALT React Conf 2025 speakers: Jack Herrington, Joe Savona, Luna Wei, Lydia Hallie, Mofei Zhang, Seth Webster, and Shruti Kapoor
Matt Carroll retweeted
React Conf is back for 2025! Join our co-hosts, @Meta and @callstackio, October 7-8 in Henderson, Nevada or join the free livestream
ALT https://conf.react.dev
Matt Carroll retweeted
React 19.1 has just been released! Check out the latest updates here: github.com/facebook/react/re…
Matt Carroll retweeted
I've updated my @Expo OSS showcase for 2025!
A list of iOS apps that appear in App Store top charts, using Expo OSS.
Originally 800 apps, but has now grown to 2,262 🚀
→ bacon.expo․app
Matt Carroll retweeted
Happy to announce Parcel v2.14, now with support for React Server Components! 🥳
RSCs can be integrated into client-rendered apps, server rendered, or statically rendered at build time.
Also: rust MDX compiler, create-parcel CLI, new error overlay, and native import maps.
ALT Screenshot of code sample: $ parcel server.tsx // server.tsx import express from 'express'; import {renderRequest} from '@parcel/rsc/node'; import {Page} from './Page'; const app = express(); app.get('/', async (req, res) => { await renderRequest(req, res, <Page />); }); app.listen(3000); // Page.tsx "use server-entry"; export function Page() { return ( <html> <body> <h1>Hello world!</h1> <Client /> </body> </html> ); }
Matt Carroll retweeted
“takes a while to get something in the app and approved by the app store”
Apps should iterate just as fast as websites. Use Expo to share React code and push out changes to all users instantly with OTA updates.
Matt Carroll retweeted
React Native 0.78 is now available!
This release includes React 19, support for Android vector drawables, easier brownfield integration on iOS, and more.
reactnative.dev/blog/2025/02…
react.dev is designed for folks who are new to React or are learning basic React concepts. While we'd love to have docs for more advanced users of React (e.g. libraries, frameworks, build tools, etc.) we don't have the resources to make that happen today
We think there is a place to recommend build tools and that is why we created the "Build a React app from Scratch" page. We wanted to have a place to recommend build tools without leading new React users down a path we can't, in good faith, recommend react.dev/learn/build-a-reac…
This isn't perfect and most of the folks reading this post aren't the primary audience for this page (or react.dev) because they know the tradeoffs already and can make their own, informed decision