On the heels of F8, we have lots of exciting news for the React and JavaScript community. Fiber is closer than ever, Relay Modern helps you build React/GraphQL apps and Microsoft enters the React game with ReactXP. Read on for more…
Microsoft released ReactXP, a framework based on React and React Native that makes it easier to build cross-platform apps. If you build your React views using the ReactXP abstractions, they will work on iOS, Android, and web and let you share styles across platforms.
Facebook released Relay Modern, a rewrite of the popular Relay framework for building apps with React and GraphQL. The new version is far more performant, especially on mobile.
CodeSandbox officially launched their online code editor. Think of it like Codepen with first-class support for React, Webpack, NPM, and other tools for building modern JS apps. Like Codepen, you can save and share apps.
Learn how to set up Redux logging in your production app. This is useful since Redux logs often hold the key to solving crashes and user-reported issues.
Subscriptions in GraphQL let you subscribe to some data and receive updates whenever it changes. This post from our friends at Apollo shows you how to start playing with subscriptions in GraphiQL.
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