React Status

Every TanStack project all at once

Fri, 5 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

#477 — June 5, 2026

React Status

The Conductor Rewrite: What They Changed to Make It Fast — A founder interview turned React performance teardown on how Conductor, a Mac app for coordinating coding agents, got 2x faster. It walks through a re-render trap, routing choices, and virtualization work on its chat view that added up to the win. I loved seeing the entire stack listed out too.

Dennis Brotzky

💡 The author previously did a similar breakdown of Linear.

The Rust Port of React Compiler is Nearly Ready to Go — Rick, of the React core team, notes Meta has been testing it, seen ‘great results’, and it’s likely to be merged in the next week or two. You can test it now.

Hanlon, Savona, et al.

Next.js + Supabase: Catch N+1 Queries Before Users Do — Learn how you can use one trace from your Next.js page load through the API route, into the Edge Function, down to the Postgres query. Auto-detect N+1 queries, drain Supabase logs into Sentry, and let Seer suggest fixes for new issues.

Sentry sponsor

IN BRIEF:

React 19.2.7, 19.1.8 and 19.0.7 have been released to fix a regression in Server Actions.
Lovable, a popular AI-powered site builder, has switched to TanStack Start by default for all its AIuser-created apps, and explains why.
In two new releases this week, shadcn/ui has added an eject command to inline shadcn's Tailwind code into your own CSS, and the ability to use public GitHub repos as registries.
🔒 There are new versions of React Router v7 (7.16.0), v6 (6.30.4) and Remix 2 (2.17.5) to fix seven vulnerabilities.
VoidZero, the company behind Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, Oxc, and Vite+, is joining Cloudflare.

▶ All 17 TanStack Projects in One App — TanStack now offers a huge suite of projects and libraries (Start, Form, Router, etc.) and this is a surprisingly good way to see what they all do in just 14 minutes.

Jack Herrington

Everything You Need to Know About Source Maps — Source maps map between original source code and its minified/transformed version and are handy when debugging. Be careful to not let them expose your codebase, though…

Neciu Dan

React Query Can't Fix a Slow Analytics Query — Blame the database, not the component. TimescaleDB extends Postgres so analytics stay fast at scale. $1000 credit

Tiger Data (creators of TimescaleDB) sponsor

📄 Component Architecture for React Server Components – An exploration of how RSCs let you improve your page architecture. Aurora Scharff

📄 Things I Learned While Building Expo – Evan’s been at Expo since the early days and created Expo Router, but he’s now leaving. Evan Bacon

📄 How We Cut Build Times by Two-Thirds by Deleting Our CMS – A Gatsby to Astro migration. Eli Lennox (Sentry)

🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries

React Spectrum 1.4: Adobe's Complete React Design System — The homepage does a great job of selling it, but Spectrum is a spectacular toolkit for building a high quality experience. v1.4 adds drag-and-drop support for collection components, highlight selection and TableFooter in TableView, and more.

Adobe

react-call 2.0: Turn a Component Into Something You Can await — Lets you treat a React component like an async function. Ideal for imperative things with obvious return values like pickers, confirmations, and dialogs. v2 adds more options plus HMR persistence.

Ismael Ramon

You Might Not Need An Effect 1.0: Catch Effect Anti-Patterns — An ESLint/Oxlint plugin to catch when you might not need an Effect in React. If you’d rather do it by hand, though, the React docs explain all.

Nick van Dyke

🍪 c15t 2.0: Fast Consent Banners for React Apps — For when you need to add consent banners to your app that render as quickly as possible, keeping both the regulators happy and your users reassured.

Inth

Mantine 9.3 – The huge component suite adds a responsive layout option for pagination, text-wrap controls, a hook for resizable split-panes, a way to create in-situ context menus, and more.
Constate 4.0 – Local state manager that uses hooks and Context. Now ESM-only.
React Gantt 2.7 – A component for the popular timeline visualization approach.
Ink 7.0.5 – A bug fix release for the popular React TUI renderer.
MUI X 9.4, pnpm 11.5, React Email 6.5

📰 Classifieds

Flaky tests slowing down dev? Meticulous gives engineers confidence to ship faster by autonomously testing every edge case of your web app.

📡 And one for the future..

Liquid DOM: Liquid Glass for the Web — A striking implementation of Apple-style ‘liquid glass’, with React bindings. You need WebGPU and the experimental HTML-in-Canvas API enabled to get the most from it, but it’s a neat look into the (near) future of browser capabilities.

Andrew Prifer

🎉 React turns 13 years old today

Fri, 29 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

#476 — May 29, 2026

Read on the Web

React Status

Pairing TanStack Router with TanStack Query — Dominik continues his series on TanStack Router, this time pairing it with TanStack Query. The router cache is per-route while Query’s is global, making Query a better fit for data shared across routes. He covers wiring the QueryClient into router context, disabling the router’s own caching so one library owns the data layer, and starting fetches in loaders that useSuspenseQuery reads from.

Dominik Dorfmeister

💡 If you don't use it yet, The Beauty of TanStack Router might win you over.

Still Writing Tests Manually? Meticulous AI Is Here — Notion, Dropbox, Wiz and LaunchDarkly now use a testing paradigm they can’t work without. Built by former Palantir engineers, Meticulous automatically creates an evolving suite of E2E UI tests, delivering exhaustive coverage with no developer effort.

Meticulous sponsor

As React Turns 13, 'Does Anybody Actually Like React?' — First released on May 29, 2013, React is only just entering its teenage era, but complaints about React’s omnipresence have been a trope for years and David Bushell has been keeping receipts!

David Bushell

🗣️ This item kicked off an extensive discussion on Hacker News.

IN BRIEF:

React Router 7.16.0 lands as the on-ramp to v8, stabilizing the trailing-slash data-request flag and warning about every v8 flag you haven't enabled yet.
🇳🇱 React Summit is taking place this June 12 in Amsterdam (the day after JSNation). Both can be attended remotely too.
🇺🇸 The annual Chain React React Native conference is this July 30-31 in Portland, Oregon.

React at 60 FPS — A slide deck packed with tips for squeezing performance out of React when animating data, without reaching for an animation library — instead leaning on Canvas, requestAnimationFrame, WebSockets, and React.memo.

Rachel Kaufman

▶ Is TanStack Start's Deferred Hydration Revolutionary? — Jack examines TanStack Start’s deferred hydration, a new feature that delays hydrating below-the-fold components until they’re needed, noting it’s syntactic sugar over capabilities React already had, though he reckons it’s worth it.

Jack Herrington

💡 TanStack's own docs also offer a full guide to deferred hydration.

Expo UI Is Stable. Real SwiftUI and Compose from JS — One import. SwiftUI on iOS, Jetpack Compose on Android. Plus native drop-in replacements for 7 community packages.

Expo sponsor

📄 Why I Walked Back from Next.js and RSC to a Plain SPA and Separate Backend Zul Ikram Musaddik Rayat

📄 TanStack Start Authentication: A Developer's Guide for 2026 Maria Paktiti (WorkOS)

📄 Building a Predictive Text Input in React Matt Huggins

🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries

React Data Table: Responsive, Dynamic Table Component — Simple and clean, but flexible. Includes features like column sorting and pagination out of the box. Lots of demos and code examples. This week’s v8.3 release focuses on localization. GitHub repo.

John Betancur

pip-it-up: Pop Any Component Into a Floating PiP Window — A way to pop any UI component into a floating ‘picture-in-picture’ window. Here are some live examples.

Saurabh Shakya

Spoiled 0.5: A Realistic 'Spoiler' Component for React — Displays a cloud of particles over content that should stay obscured until revealed. The homepage is a live demo. GitHub repo.

Alexey Taktarov

📰 Classifieds

⚙️ Middleware, but for AI agents. Compose Claude Code, Codex & Gemini as one TypeScript harness — 100+ agent recipes. agentfield.ai/github.

React Native Reanimated 4.4 – Easily build smooth animations on React Native. v4.4 has a new CSS animation engine on iOS that runs animations through Core Animation instead of a JS-driven update loop.
👉 React Native Gesture Handler 3.0 – Exposes platform-native touch/gesture systems to React Native. Now rebuilt for the New Architecture and with a new Touchable component.
↔ React Archer 5.0 – Draw arrows between DOM elements in React. v5.0 now supports React 19.
Sugar High 1.2 – Super-light (1KB) syntax highlighter for JavaScript and JSX.
React Spring 10.1 – A mild bump for the wildly popular UI animation library.
MUI X 9.3 – The popular component suite.

RSCs in TanStack: better than Next.js?

Fri, 22 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

#475 — May 22, 2026

Read on the Web

React Status

Component Party: A Rosetta Stone of UI Libraries — A code-based comparison of numerous frameworks (including React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, Ember, and more obscure options) using snippets for performing common tasks. Recent updates have extended Angular and Svelte coverage, plus added Ripple and Ember Polaris to the mix.

Mathieu Schimmerling

RSCs in TanStack: A Different (and Arguably Better) Take — “The implementation is radically different, and in my opinion, better than the RSC implementation you’ve likely seen in Next.js.”

Adam Rackis

Meticulous sponsor

IN BRIEF:

Storybook 10.4 – the frontend component workshop – has added first-class TanStack React support, cleaner React Native setup, and the ability for AI agents to automatically set up Storybook in complex apps.
🗣️ Reddit's /r/reactjs discussed why people are moving from Next.js to TanStack Start.
Redux Toolkit v2.12.0 and React Redux 9.3.0 have been released.

🤖 Migrating an Express App to Next.js Using Agents — James (who works on Antigravity at Google) demonstrates how to modernize a legacy Express.js app to Next.js App Router, TypeScript, MongoDB, Zod, and shadcn/ui. It’s all orchestrated using these skills which could be used with other, non-Google agents too.

James O'Reilly (Google)

💡 Google has deprecated Gemini CLI, replacing it with the new Antigravity CLI.

🤖 Mark Erikson's Agent Setup, Workflow, and Tools — Mark, well known for maintaining Redux and creating Redux Toolkit, digs deep into his daily dev workflow, including his use of OpenCode and how he manages his workflow.

Mark Erikson

📄 Structural Sharing, selectAtom, and Why Your Jotai Atoms Re-Render Too Much Peter Piekarczyk

📄 Moving Away From Tailwind, and Learning to Structure My CSS Julia Evans

🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries

GL-React v6: Create WebGL Shaders from React — Provides a straightforward abstraction for creating WebGL shaders with React and JSX. Gaëtan is an experienced generative and shader artist and there are lots of examples complete with code to enjoy here.

Gaëtan Renaudeau

From React Web to a Real iOS App in One Week — A web dev's honest take on what transferred to native, what didn't, and how Expo + Claude Code + Skills closed the gap.

Expo sponsor

💡 Expo SDK 56 has also just been released with Expo UI now considered ready for production.

Hot Updater: Self-Hosted Over-the-Air Updates for React Native — A way to deploy updates to apps without app store submissions. The latest update adds bundle diffing for smaller, more efficient updates.

Sungyu Kang

Relay 21.0: Meta’s Data-Fetching Framework for React — Relay, Meta’s declarative GraphQL-based data fetching framework used in Facebook itself, adds first-party TypeScript support, new error handling capabilities, and experimental React Server Components support.

Facebook / Meta

🗓️ SVAR Calendar: A Calendar Component for React, Svelte and Vue — A flexible calendar component with a MIT-licensed core and extended commercial version. Here are some demos of the React version.

XB Software Sp. z o.o.

💡 Schedule-X is another great option in this space and v4.6 just landed.

Rockpack 8.0.0 – A tool for quickly setting up a React app with full support for Server-Side Rendering, bundling, linting, and testing. v8.0 now supports ESLint 10, TypeScript 6, and Tailwind CSS v4.
React Native Zip Archive 8.0 – Zip archive functions for React Native apps.

📰 Classifieds

🔑 Clerk API Keys are GA. Users can generate credentials that delegate API access on their behalf. Verify server-side, revoke instantly.

Trigger.dev handles queues, retries, and long-running tasks so you can build production-ready agents and TypeScript workflows reliably at scale.

Build AR/VR apps in React Native — no Unity, no new language. ReactVision Studio has a visual scene editor, prompt‑to‑3D asset gen, Meta Quest support, and works with Expo. Try free.

📢 Elsewhere in the ecosystem

🤖 Google unveiled Modern Web Guidance at I/O this week. It's a set of expert-vetted skills to guide coding agents to build accessible and performant web experiences, e.g. "Set up my app to begin preloading pages when users hover over important links."
npq is a tool that makes npm install safer. It sits in front of npm and audits packages prior to installation, including warning about pre/post-install scripts.
Node.js has a new official codemod for migrating from Axios to fetch.

A candid interview with Tanner Linsley

Fri, 15 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

#474 — May 15, 2026

Read on the Web

React Status

From Latency to Instant: Improving GitHub Issues Navigation Performance — GitHub rebuilt issue navigation around a local-first, stale-while-revalidate model: render from an IndexedDB cache, revalidate in the background. ~70% of React navigations are now instant & P10 down from 600ms to 70ms. A deep account of the caching & prefetch design on GitHub's React/Rails stack.

Alexander Lelidis (GitHub)

Microfrontends, Monoliths, & Monorepos — Discover how to architect large, successful frontend systems in this detailed video course, hosted by Steve Kinney. Learn best practices for maintaining complex codebases while shipping high-quality software.

Frontend Masters sponsor

▶ Why TanStack Start Exists: Tanner Linsley on Competing with Next.js — A candid interview with Tanner Linsley covering a wide variety of topics like TanStack’s business model, Start vs Next.js, and TanStack’s take on being framework agnostic while still focusing on React.

Nuno Maduro

🔒 Hardening TanStack After the npm Compromise — This week, an attacker published malicious versions of 42 TanStack packages using a novel approach (it affected 170+ other packages too). Here’s what the TanStack team is doing to prevent such issues going forward.

The TanStack Team

A Technical Deep Dive Into the New Raycast — Raycast is a feature-rich macOS launcher app (imagine Spotlight but 10x) which has long had a React-based extension ecosystem, but now its new v2.0 app has a React frontend too.

Nikolaev and Mann (Raycast)

Your Agent Burned Through the Free Tier by Lunch — ghost gives your agent unlimited Postgres. Fork per task, delete after. No project limits. 1TB free. Try for free.

ghost sponsor

📄 Security in React Applications – High-level tips and techniques for securing React apps. Aurora Scharff

📄 RSC Server Functions Are Not An API Boundary Long Ho

📄 The Hidden Cost of <Activity> Peter Piekarczyk

🛠 Code, Tools & Libraries

MDXEditor 4.0: A Rich Markdown Editor Component — A Lexical-powered Markdown editor for React apps with a wide array of features like code editing, link/image insertion, and table support. The live demo shows off what it can do with all the features enabled.

Petyo Ivanov

Fate 1.0: A Modern Data Framework for React — A new data framework from former Jest lead and ex-Meta engineer Christoph Nakazawa. Brings normalized caching, view co-location, and single-root-request composition on top of tRPC or native HTTP, with Prisma and now Drizzle support on the server. 1.0 adds live views over SSE, garbage collection, and a Vite plugin.

Christoph Nakazawa

🤖 React Review: Audit Your Codebase for Bad React Code — From the creator of React Doctor comes a new GitHub App (powered by React Doctor) that fetches both a pull request branch and base branch and reviews and reports on issues introduced in the PR.

Aiden Bai et al.

Orval: Generate Type-Safe Clients from OpenAPI/Swagger Specs — Given a valid OpenAPI v3 or Swagger v2 spec, generate models, requests, hooks, and mocks for React, Vue, Svelte, and Solid apps and more.

Victor Bury

Mantine 9.2 – The popular component suite adds TreeSelect (above) for selecting hierarchical tree data, the dropdown-free InlineDateTimePicker, RollingNumber to animate value changes, a new use-drag hook, and more.
⭐ Waku 1.0 Beta – The minimal React Server Components framework built atop Vite and Hono.
whisper.rn 0.6 – React Native bindings to whisper.cpp for fast, on-device speech transcription.
Ant Design 6.4.0 – Enterprise-class UI design language & component library.
react-native-view-shot 5.1 – Capture a React Native view to an image.
react-qr-scanner 2.6 – Scan QR codes in React apps.
styled-components v7 Alpha

📰 Classifieds

Flaky tests slowing down dev? Meticulous gives engineers confidence to ship faster by autonomously testing every edge case of your web app.

🔐 Clerk Directory Sync is now GA. Changes in Okta or Entra ID sync automatically to your app — no manual account management. Custom attribute mapping and IdP group-to-role assignment included.

Trigger.dev handles queues, retries, and long-running tasks so you can build production-ready agents and TypeScript workflows reliably at scale.

📢 Elsewhere in the ecosystem

🤖 Redux maintainer Mark Erikson goes deep with his personal thoughts and experiences on the use of AI in software development.
Daishi Kato shares a brief update on Jotai (v2.20.0 was released last week) and says he's ready to start thinking about Jotai v3.
🤖 TanStack AI, the cross-provider AI SDK, can now stream typed structured output with a Zod schema.
zero-native is Vercel's entry into the ecosystem of frameworks for building native JS desktop apps. It sits atop a Zig core and lets you pick between the system WebView or Chromium. There are examples covering how to build vanilla, React, Svelte, and Vue apps on top of it.
Luciano Mammino looks at what's new in Node 26.0.