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  • Bytes: Requiem for a Query — 2023-08-21

    jQuery turns 17 years old next week, which means that the old Dollar-Tree Library will finally be able to see a R-rated movie without having…

  • Bytes: The Cascadeaissance — 2023-08-17

    Despite its less-than-catchy name, shadcn/ui has been blowing up over the last few months. And one key reason for that is because it refuses…

  • Bytes: Expo throws a rager — 2023-08-14

    Last week’s Expo Launch Party was a lot like Diddy’s White Party — but instead of doing lines of coke with Paris Hilton and Ludacris in the…

  • Bytes: IDX Gon’ Give It To Ya — 2023-08-10

    Step 1: Open a new browser tab on your device of choice (I’m a BlackBerry man myself), and navigate to the IDX online editor.

  • Bytes: Jamstack is dead, long live Jamstack! — 2023-08-07

    But these days, it might be more appropriate to ask, “What was Jamstack?

  • Bytes: Lights, Camera, Tailwind — 2023-08-03

    So for last month’s Tailwind Connect keynote, it was great to see Adam Wathan walk out on stage wearing his dad’s nicest blazer and a tastef…

  • Bytes: HTML, but make it eXtra — 2023-07-31

    Quick review: Htmx combines AJAX, WebSockets, and Server Sent Events and puts them directly into your HTML via attributes.

  • Bytes: Animorphs and View Transitions — 2023-07-27

    Astro is betting yes, which is why they just introduced experimental support for the View Transitions browser API. And they’re not alone.

  • Bytes: Barbie Edition — 2023-07-24

    FBL is a magical place with 100% positive vibes.

  • Bytes: Material Web Components surprised everyone — 2023-07-20

    Google’s Material Web Components surprised everyone earlier this month when they announced that they’re now officially in beta and are plann…

  • Bytes: One style guide to rule them all — 2023-07-17

    Earlier this month, everyone’s favorite code formatter launched v3.

  • Bytes: Turso goes all-in on the edge — 2023-07-13

    That got a lot of folks real excited — because running your app on the edge is great, but it won’t actually be any faster unless your data i…

  • Bytes: Hot Spec Summer is back again — 2023-07-10

    To celebrate, we’re hosting our third annual Hot Spec Summer™️ — a friendly pagan ritual tradition where we drink a ceremonial cocktail of w…

  • Bytes: The great CommonJS debate of 2023 — 2023-07-06

    As we Americans celebrated our Independence Day on Tuesday, I took time in between my third and fourth hot dogs to reflect on how our foundi…

  • Bytes: I Will Rem-Ember.js You — 2023-07-03

    These days, I’m pretty sure it’s a groundhog — considering that Ember now spends most of its time quietly chilling in its hole, before pokin…

  • Bytes: Issue #200 Extravaganza! — 2023-06-29

    To celebrate, we’re sharing 3 of our favorite stories from the past 200 issues, along with our 8 greatest hits coolest bits.

  • Bytes: The Officially Unofficial Svelte 4 LaunchParty™️ — 2023-06-26

    Ok, that’s not totally fair.

  • Bytes: React Native is listening — 2023-06-22

    We’ve all come a long way since June 22, 2020 — but I’m glad that this pandemic hobby has lasted longer than my short-lived passion project…

  • Bytes: CSS Panda-monium — 2023-06-19

    We’re closing the early access (and early-bird discount) for our brand new React course today at 5:00pm PT.

  • 🕹️ Last Call (and new payment options) — 2023-06-19

    If you miss this one, you’ll have to wait until later in the year when the course is finished and we release it in full. At that time, the p…

  • 🕹️ New react.gg course preview — 2023-06-17

    A big thank you to the 600+ of you who responded to my last email.

  • Bytes: Developer Family Feud — 2023-06-15

    I’m your host, Script Harvey, and I’ve created 5 trivia questions for you based on the survey results.

  • 🕹️ What’s holding you back? — 2023-06-14
  • 🕹️ react.gg launch update and FAQ — 2023-06-13

    Yes.

  • Bytes: Once you Wasm, the fun don’t stopsm — 2023-06-12

    You may not know it (we’re bad at marketing), but Bytes is actually just a small part of what we do as a business. The other 90% is spent te…

  • 🕹️ react.gg private beta (it’sfinally here) — 2023-06-09

    After over a year, and what we think was about 10,000 hours of total work, we’re very tired, but also very excited to finally announce that…

  • Bytes: Astro amps it up — 2023-06-08

    It’s officially summertime, which means the Astro team is working extra hard to help us all trim down our JS bundle sizes so our sites can f…

  • Bytes: The deep magic of state machines — 2023-06-01

    When we first wrote about XState’s state management and orchestration solution back in February 2022, we made the same joke 4 different time…

  • react.gg 🕹️ – Rebuilding useHooks — 2023-05-31

    When we started working on react.

  • Bytes: LangChain steps into the JS octagon — 2023-05-29

    There are two main reason why we haven’t written a ton of Bytes stories about AI tools: 1) I usually try to focus on more web dev-specific t…

  • Bytes: The biggest Dart yet — 2023-05-25

    Like dubstep, that idea didn’t last long.

  • Bytes: Cloudflare Developer Week field notes — 2023-05-22

    Database Integrations now make it super easy to connect Cloudflare Workers (aka serverless functions) to the DB of your choice with a new “I…

  • Bytes: Let’s get ready to BUNdle — 2023-05-18

    Cohesiveness: By bringing bundling into the JS runtime, Bun can eliminate a lot of the complexity that plagues most traditional bundlers (*c…

  • Bytes: Google I/O speed run — 2023-05-15

    Most of the action on the main stage was focused on communicating one thing: “Our AI is actually amazing, so please stop selling our stock n…

  • Bytes: Don’t call it a (virtual) comeback — 2023-05-11

    Ok, maybe not you specifically, but large parts of the JS ecosystem.

  • Bytes: Angular’s bold new look — 2023-05-08

    Signals are a way for you to add state to your application. But unlike React, where your app re-renders every time state changes, Signals en…

  • Bytes: We heard you like containers… — 2023-05-01

    Unless you live a healthy, balanced, fulfilling life – you probably saw that Stackblitz recently announced that WebContainers now run on Saf…

  • Bytes: Modern.js is a giant mystery meat enchilada — 2023-04-27

    So it makes sense that when the Web Infra team from TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, created an open-source “web engineering system,” the…

  • 🕹️ The Interactive Guide to Rendering in React — 2023-04-26

    I’ve been teaching React since 2014.

  • Bytes: JavaScript, let’s party — 2023-04-24

    Why PartyKit? Web Sockets first landed in Chrome back in 2009, but relatively few real-time, multiplayer apps have been built since then.

  • Bytes: Node 20 coming in hot — 2023-04-20

    Node. js is kind of like my vacuum cleaner: it’s not the most powerful piece of technology in the world, but it’s been in my life for a long…

  • Bytes: Rust™®️ drama — 2023-04-17

    We saw that exact thing happen last week with Rust.

  • Bytes: Unit tests… but make it blazing — 2023-04-13

    We greatly appreciate all of you who shared React, Visualized last issue. We chose our three winners for the Airpods Pro giveaway and they a…

  • Bytes: Playing Uno and writing CSS — 2023-04-10

    Quick background: UnoCSS was created by Anthony Fu, a prolific OSS author who has helped create and maintain projects like Vite, Vue, Nuxt,…

  • 🕹️ React, Visualized — 2023-04-10

    As a student, there’s no better feeling than when it all just clicks.

  • Bytes: Bauhaus, Brutalism, and… React Native? — 2023-04-06

    Quick background: You’re probably already aware of how React Native lets you write cross-platform mobile apps with JavaScript and React — in…

  • Bytes: The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of Rome — 2023-04-03

    Rome just launched v12 last week, which got us thinking — what has the JavaScript toolchain of the future been up to lately?

  • Bytes: Putting the “p” in npm — 2023-03-31

    Big thanks to those of you who shared 🕹️ react. gg!

  • 🕹️ The react.gg experience — 2023-03-31

    When we started making this course, our internal goal was ambitious – make react. gg the best programming course ever created, regardless of…

  • Bytes: Moore’s Law is a social construct — 2023-03-28

    You may not know it (we’re bad at marketing), but Bytes is actually just a small part of what we do as a business. The other 90% is spent te…

  • Bytes: The Eras of React — 2023-03-23

    Last issue, to celebrate Taylor Swift officially kicking off her Eras tour, we broke down The Eras of Electron.

  • Bytes: The Eras of Electron — 2023-03-20

    The early days: Electron was originally called Atom Shell, because it was first built as the backbone for GitHub’s Atom editor (RIP).

  • Bytes: Bank runs, AI, and Signals — 2023-03-16

    The Problem: Almost all popular frameworks nowadays utilize a component based architecture, where components are responsible for managing th…

  • Bytes: Welcome to the 2nd annual OSScars — 2023-03-13

    It’s mid march which means it’s time for the best tradition in sports – March Madness. For those of you nerds who like sports ball, we’ve pu…

  • Bytes: Hono’s flame of eternal hope — 2023-03-06

    Everybody’s racing to The Edge. By “The Edge”, we mean “running servers as close to your users as possible.

  • Bytes: The Next Next — 2023-02-27

    The router came with support for React Server Components, Layouts, Streaming, and Suspense for Data Fetching — which prompted React Core Tea…

  • Bytes: The Ng-Renaissance Fair — 2023-02-23

    StackBlitz first introduced WebContainers back in 2021 as a WebAssembly-based “micro-operating system” that let you run Node. js in the brow…

  • Bytes: We built Qwik City on rock and roll — 2023-02-20

    Qwik City, on the other hand, is a metaframework built on top of the Qwik framework that provides routing and data-fetching. You can think o…

  • Bytes: The mitochondria of the web — 2023-02-16

    Container queries let you apply styles to specific items on the page, based on the size of their predetermined container.

  • Bytes: New Year’s Reso-Vue-tions — 2023-02-13

    Because time is a cruel mistress that only dances in one direction, this year is already somehow 10% complete.

  • Bytes: Framework field trip — 2023-02-09

    Qwik: This HTML-first framework takes a “precision lazy-loading” approach to rendering with resumability instead of traditional hydration.