Name: Stay up-to-date on React 18 progress with the React Working Group
Uploaded: 2021-10-30T00:30:14-05:00
Description: Michael Chan shows you where to stay up to date on React 18 changes and showcases in-process React Working Group discussions on GitHub!

Gradual Adoption Strategy of React 18

Update React Dependencies with the @next Version Tag

Replace Legacy Root API with New Root API

Use React 18's New Root API Alongside the Legacy Root API

Replace Legacy Root API's Callback Argument

Conditionally Render with Legacy Root API or New Root API

Opt-in to Automatic Batching with createRoot

Remove unstable_batchedUpdates Calls

Opt-out of Automatic Batching with ReactDOM.flushSync

Handle Class Component setState edge-case with ReactDOM.flushSync

Stay up-to-date on React 18 progress with the React Working Group

Migrate a Client-Side Application to React 18 Beta

Michael Chan shows you where to stay up to date on React 18 changes and showcases in-process React Working Group discussions on GitHub!

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Instructor: [0:00] You've made it. You successfully updated a React app to React 18 pre-release and are ready to explore concurrent features as those new Suspense APIs stabilize. Where can you find information about those APIs as they start to come online? I'm glad you asked.

[0:18] Something new to React in 2021 is the React Working Group. Here, you'll find discussions between the React core team, library maintainers, and educators on features that are coming down the pipe. Not all of them are ready yet. They're being discussed, and they're being built and finalized as we speak.

[0:36] If you want, you can stay in the know by tracking these. It all happens in discussions. You don't have to be a source expert or track GitHub issues to stay in the know. I'm a member of the React Working Group. If you have questions or concerns, I would love to give your thoughts a voice there.

[0:56] Until then, I thank you for taking this course, and I can't wait to see what you build with React 18.

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Migrate a Client-Side Application to React 18 Beta