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Now stable in Next.js 13.4, the new App Router builds on React Server Components and React Suspense to improve data fetching, page loading, and the developer experience.

New to the Vercel dashboard: Vercel KV, Vercel Postgres, and Vercel Blob

A list of React starter kits (Vite, Next, Astro) which help developers to start a React project in 2023 ...

Next.js 13 brings a slew of new features, including the new Turbopack bundler, support for React Server Components, and more. Let's get started with Next.js 13.

We’ve been building Hydrogen for more than a year. Here’s a look behind the scenes at how we did it, what we learned from making big bets, and what it was like building a new framework from the ground up on experimental technology.

Steve Sewell is the CEO and co-founder of Builder, a next-generation visual design and collaboration tool for web content creators and developers. Builder includes a WYSIWYG designer for the marketing folks, and it has a great deal to offer the developers too. Basically, Builder is a system that allows for fully customized components to be […]

Builder CEO Steve Sewell discusses the challenges web developers face today and how the latest innovations in the JavaScript community are solving them.

Unlike server-side rendering, React Server Components aim to fully replace client-side functionality with work done on the server. Let’s see how this works.

React remains a flagship among front-end JavaScript frameworks, and the React team continues to pursue avenues to keep it relevant. One of the more important developments on the roadmap is React Server Components. React Server Components provide a means of offloading the work behind a component to the server. This avoids having to ship bundled […]