This Week In React #201 : TanStack, Remix, Next.js-SaaS-Starter, Astro, Redwood, Storybook, Conform...

Sebastien Lorber - Sep 20 - - Dev Community

Hi everyone!

Another week with many interesting React community articles, notably around the TanStack.

We also have cool React Native announcements such as Nitro Modules.

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Introducing TanStack Router

TanStack news

I wasn't sure which headline to pick this week, so let's gather all TanStack-related news under one roof:

  • ๐Ÿ“œ Introducing TanStack Router: Great routing/navigation overview of this full-featured client-side framework that powers the upcoming TanStack Start framework (in alpha). It notably shines for its great typesafety for links, path segments and search parameters. I particularly like the idea of linking with to=โ€/users/$idโ€ instead of to=โ€/users/123โ€.
  • ๐Ÿ“œ A milestone for TypeScript Performance in TanStack Router: Still related to TanStack Router, I also liked this post that dives deep into troubleshooting TypeScript performance problems in the language service, leading to slow IDE autocompletion.
  • ๐Ÿ“œ How Infinite Queries work: Dominik from React Query explains how Infinite Queries work under the hood, using an elegant code architecture with a pluggable behavior logic. He also explains how he fixed an historical bug that was only reported recently, caused by the retry logic.
  • ๐Ÿ‘€ Clerk TanStack start SDK (beta): A third-party auth provider adding first-class auth support to the upcoming framework is a great sign of traction.


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Nitro Modules

Nitro Modules

Marc Rousavy finally released his long-awaited framework for creating very fast native modules with a great DX. It is based on Nitrogen, a code generator that generates type-safe C++/Swift/Kotlin bindings from a TypeScript interface. Many TypeScript types are supported. Unlike other module solutions, it is able to bridge directly to Swift and Kotlin (from C++). A simple benchmark shows that Nitro Modules outperform ExpoModules and TurboModules on a simple operation. So far the community feedback from early adopters has been very positive, notably William Candillion using it on react-native-wgpu. Also worth reading Brent Vatneโ€™s comment for why they didnโ€™t adopt direct Swift C++ Interop in Expo modules (at least for now).



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