I tend to hide my blog posts in different parts of the internet as well as disguise them as GitHub issues, discussions and long Twitter threads. This is a curation of all those things to help you find any potentially interesting bits.
This is by no means complete and might not always be up to date, so follow me on different platforms if you want the latest stuff!
This full rewrite of the SSR docs for the upcoming v5 adds a lot of new content and splits everything into 4 guides that builds knowledge step-by-step: Performance & Request Waterfalls, Prefetching & Router Integration, Server Rendering & Hydration and Advanced Server Rendering.
Page navigation in the Next.js app router always happen in a transition. Hydrating data that already existed in the cache inside a transition would previously overwrite the cache immediately, instead of after the transition had committed.
Rollup by default removes directives like 'use client'. I made a plugin to preserve them so libraries using Rollup can still support React Server Components.
I saw this great question about uSES on Twitter, "Is useSyncExternalStore meant to support streaming SSR?" and I tried to explain how I think about it.
There is a lot of potential for React Query to support the new React API's for streaming SSR and Server Components. There are also some current edge cases to fix. In this GitHub discussion I outline an early plan for getting there.
For streaming SSR and Server Components to come into full bloom, there needs to be a way to also stream data from the server to the client. One way React will support this is through de/rehydrating Promises between RSC's and Client Components, and I had some questions.
An overview of what we did to improve the loading experience at PriceRunner, focused on the user perspective rather than technical details, where we explain the challenges we were trying to solve and the improvements we made as a first step.
Back when Suspense was first revealed at JSConf Iceland 2018 I had some ideas about how this could apply to server rendering too. How far off was I? Read and find out.
A writeup about a fun ReactJS Stockholm Meetup we hosted at SVT.