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Everything You Need to Know About the React 18 RC

Kathryn Grayson Nanz on March 10, 2022

Very exciting news for everyone in the React community: the React 18 RC (Release Candidate) was released March 8, 2022! That means that the feature...

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Soldeplata Saketos • Mar 14 '22

Regarding "Streaming Server Rendering", NextJs already has dynamic components, which are asynchronously rendered. I believe that the feature is exactly the same feature. And it also supports "loading" components nextjs.org/docs/advanced-features/...

Layton Whiteley • Mar 14 '22

i think this is because Nextjs was used as a pilot platform to test Server components.
They mentioned this at the end of the video

reactjs.org/blog/2020/12/21/data-f...

Kathryn Grayson Nanz • Mar 14 '22

Yep, it definitely looks pretty similar! Personally, I think it's nice to see that kind of stuff integrated into React itself, to lessen the need for such dependencies.

chemiadel • Mar 17 '22

I don't think it's same, dynamic import on nextjs isn't new it's feature on ESM you can MDN and also uses lazy which a react function. Streaming Server Components is something else

Jackson Kasi • Apr 11 '22

really thanks for share this✨

Abdullah Adeel • Mar 11 '22

Awesome explanation. Thanks for sharing!

Martin • Mar 14 '22

I suggest a small fix for the old render vs new render code snippet:

// The new way: 
const root = ReactDOM.createRoot(document.getElementById('root')); 
root.render(<App/>);

Kathryn Grayson Nanz • Mar 14 '22

Good catch, thank you!

Strange • Mar 12 '22

Very lovely update. Thanks.

Aatmaj • Mar 16 '22

Nice post!

Andrew Baisden • Mar 13 '22

Great update more functionality to play around with.

Akshay Vinod • Mar 13 '22

Thanks for sharing!

Prakhar Khandelwal • Mar 19 '22

Awsm explanation 😌

liyaxuanliyaxuan • Mar 20 '22

lovely sharing~

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