React 19 Walkthrough

UpdatedJuly 10, 2024

I enjoy sharing my experience and knowledge with those who are willing to learn.

React 19 will be released in the upcoming months. This release consists of a lot of new features such as:-

- use api
- actions (useTransition, useActionState, useFormStatus, useOptimistic)
- support for meta tags
- stylesheet support

Additionally the react team has released a new compiler which removes the need for manual memoization and generates an optimised code. This optimised code is more performant.

In my latest video I cover all of these topics in depth.

https://youtu.be/--zlnkhIIA4?si=euWgNEvJI88aJB6c

#react-19 #reactjs #web-development

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