The open-source project behind Facebook's React JavaScript library has unveiled the first release candidate for React 17, its first major version in two and a half years. However, the project ...

Learn the key concepts behind React and how to use JSX elements and components to build lean and fast web front ends React, also known as ReactJS, is an open source JavaScript library for building ...

Released in February 2019, React 168 provides an implementation of hooks for React’s DOM, DOM server, test renderer, and shallow renderer. Hooks are supported in React DevTools. Developers can build ...

(Writing here to provide another perspective because I don't work at Facebook or Instagram and only learned of React last week when it was first announced publicly.) I'd looked briefly at Ember and ...

Front-end web development has been evolving rapidly, which means the in-demand JavaScript libraries and frameworks continue to change. According to analysis of tech job postings by recruitment website ...

The next version of the popular React JavaScript library -- React 16, or React Fiber, featuring a major tech rewrite -- has reached release candidate status, amid ongoing licensing issues that are ...

Beyond the usual quick tips, let's look at both the business case and the technical side of keeping React bundles lean.

Matt Mullenweg, the co-founder of the popular open source web publishing software WordPress, has said the community will be pulling away from using Facebook’s React JavaScript library over concerns ...

As promised in February, Microsoft embraced the wildly popular React JavaScript library in Visual Studio 2015 by providing built-in support for its JSX syntax. So I took it for a spin. It works.

Facebook built the React JavaScript library so its engineering team could build interfaces for iOS, Android, and web with the same code. Now it’s giving that development super power to everyone by ...