TMiR 2025-06: kinda quiet tbh. ES2025 finalized, new Safari
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TMiR 2025-06: kinda quiet tbh. ES2025 finalized, new Safari
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- Job market FRED data, Layoffs.fyi, Trueup.io
- New releases
- Shadcn
- updated Calendar component
- Moving from @radix-ui/… to radix-ui
- Recharts v3.0
- Vite 7.0 is out!
- Biome v2
- Announcing Oxlint 1.0 | VoidZero
- Prettier 3.6: Experimental fast CLI and new OXC and Hermes plugins!
- Experimental “fast CLI” support, first discussed Nov 2023 👀
- Jest 30
- React Native 0.80
- Safari v26 beta
- Apollo Client 4 RC1
- May actually ship pre-compiled with the React Compiler (discussion with Lenz and Joe)
- Shadcn
- Sponsored by Infinite Red
- Main Content
- Mark’s “The State of React and the Community in 2025” (slides)
- Remix direction?
- “Disillusioned with React Hooks”
- “I can break signals quickly, don’t use them for real apps”
- React Router “Open Governance” (and governance doc)
- Debate over Radix UI status
- Shadcn has thoughts on switching component libraries
- ⚡ Lightning round ⚡
- Towards React Server Components in Clojure, Part 3
- Dan’s latest posts:
- Progressive JSON
- How Imports Work in RSC
- ES2025 spec released. What’s New in ES2025?
- The Future of React Native Graphics: WebGPU, Skia, and Beyond
- Open sourced identity
- Conferences (React, Javascript)
- React Nexus July 3-5 Bangalore, India
- Big Sky Dev Con Aug 2 Bozeman, MT, USA
- Kansas City Developer Conference Aug 13-14 Kansas City, KS, USA
- React Universe Conf Sept 2-4, 2025. Wrocław, Poland
- WaysConf Sept 16-17
- CascadiaJS Sept 18-19 Seattle, WA, USA
- SquiggleConf Sept 17-18 Bostom, MA, USA
- React Conf is back Oct 7-8, Las Vegas, NV, USA
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