With v18 of this package, the default methods exposed by this package are considered deprecated in favour of a new pair of modules specifically for client/server rendering: react-dom/client and react-dom/server. ReactDOM has so far been the default tool for assembling React applications and interacting with DOM nodes. The React core team made a great introduction of this version in their blog, but what I missed were real examples of these new features that can really give a boost to a React app.Īfter further experimentation, I want to share how React v18 really impacts your apps through real examples, those code snippets you commonly use in a React project. This new release introduces many core changes at different levels, some of which have a small impact on how a React app works while others have come to drastically improve performance or cover particular needs. Through all the releases and changes introduced, the community and core team working on React have added incredibly powerful functionalities, we can't forget how the introduction of hooks was a game-changer in 2019 when v16.8.0 was released. But, the way it has evolved and grown based on user feedback has given us one of the best libraries we currently use for web development. I honestly admit that React is not perfect, although I love it there are some compromises when using it compared to other more comprehensive libraries or frameworks. What it has made possible is to really think of a page as a puzzle, where we create our own pieces and then put them together. It did not introduce any new concept, the web community had been talking about web components and libraries/frameworks long before React was adopted. Since 2013, when it first released the 0.3.0 version, the React.js library changed how we think about Web development. Share on Linkedin Share on Twitter Copy to clipboardĪt the time of writing, the React core team has just released the latest v18.0.0, a version designed to fix various issues and introduce incredible new features to make our web perform better.
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