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Next Js
3 episodes
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React 19.3: Adds a browser() API, Giving Client Only Rendering a First Class Name
React 19.3 shipped a browser() API that gives client-only rendering a proper, framework-agnostic home inside React itself — replacing mounted-flag hacks and typeof-window guards with a clean Suspense-integrated primitive.
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SvelteKit 3 puts heat on Next.js with radical approach to RPCs
Vince and Ava dig into SvelteKit 3’s remote functions and the claim that they make the old page-loader and action patterns feel clunky. They focus on the practical win: type-safe client-to-server calls inside normal components, with less routing boilerplate and less reason to mark a whole page dynamic just for one live part. They also compare it to Next.js Server Functions, note the narrower write-focused design there, and land on the real question: whether this is a meaningful product simplification or just another RPC shape with a nicer coat of paint.
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React2Shell is the Log4j moment for front end development
The emergence of the React2Shell vulnerability marks a pivotal moment in front-end development, highlighting significant security concerns that could have far-reaching implications for developers and organizations alike. This dialogue delves into the substance of the vulnerability, its real-world impacts, and the necessary measures that must be taken to mitigate risks.