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👀 Asynchronous Svelte: Svelte has a new async experimental mode, and this doc explains how it works. The “Forks” section reminds a bit of Concurrent React, transitions, and its upcoming <Activity> component.
👀 Firefox enabling View Transitions in Firefox 139 Nightly builds: A positive signal from the only remaining browser to not have this feature. Good timing for React and its upcoming <ViewTransition> component?
📜 Giving V8 a Heads-Up: Faster JavaScript Startup with Explicit Compile Hints: A new feature coming with Chrome 136 allows faster web page loading by annotating your files/functions with magic comments to tell V8 to compile the JS code eagerly, showing promising results on experiments. Maybe it will be useful to speed up React hydration or even Node.js programs?
💬 React Compiler oxc plugin: Interesting discussions between the React Compiler team and the oxc team to integrate the compiler as an oxc plugin for upcoming usage with Vite and Oxc/Rolldown. The React team suggests making it happen in 2 steps (make it work, then make it fast).
📜 Functional HTML: Dan gradually reinvents the HTML he wants from first principles, leading to an RSC implementation.
📜 RSC for Astro Developers: RSC and Astro have 2 remarkably similar mental models, but Dan exposes some interesting subtle differences. RSCs may feel less intuitive at first, but they also solve some of Astro’s limitations.
📜 The future of AI interaction: Beyond just text: Kent argues that MCPs could have a role to play in implementing generative UIs with React Server Components. He wants the protocol to allow richer return types like html and RSC payloads.
📜 Frontends are hard: The devs at SST reflect on the challenges of self-hosting modern meta-frameworks, including React ones, that led them to start the OpenNext initiative.
📜 Server Components Give You Optionality: They give flexibility to choose in which environments your components run in (Server, Server+Client, or Client) and when.
📦 Unhead 2.0 - The full stack <head> package for any framework: This framework-agnostic package from the UnJS ecosystem now includes React bindings. This could be a great drop-in alternative to react-helmet with React 19 support if the new built-in APIs are not good enough for you (see my comment here).
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