They made React great again?

Let's take a first look at React 19 and a variety of changes will improve the developer experience. We compare React's changes to other JavaScript frameworks like Svelte, Vue, and Angular.

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- What's new in react version 19
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[EyesOfByes]

I dont understand a single thing, but the editing goes hard and is hilarious

[ShaharHarshuv]

The fact that all of the frameworks become more and more similar is brilliant

[zerthur]

That Angular namedrop was like Captain America's iconic pose of holding his shield up to his face

[ananayarora]

"thanks for watching and I will see you in the nextjs one"

[Malix_off]

Solid, Svelte:
Look at what they have to do to mimic a fraction of our power

[m-ok-]

jQuery was ridiculously popular because everybody was using the same library and could go from project to project, unlike the JS framework environment that has many options where you have to deal with different frameworks using TS or older versions of the the framework.

[codetoil]

Maybe it's time to start considering an EMCA standard for Javascript frameworks...

[TehRoflizer]

jQuery 4 still supports IE11 but not any older versions - jQuery 5 will drop IE11 (hype!)

[Paul-zhjp]

i accidentally spit water on myself at the mention of angular becoming the one true framework

[sharpenednoodles]

"And I will see you in the Next.js one"

nice 😎

[shobu_serhao]

for vue, the ocmpiler only build the template, the reactivity is based on a proxy system and it's runtime based :)

[_modiX]

I think that's nature really. Frameworks start to adopt and transform to what has shown to work best. We end up with less variety, but that's really whats happening everywhere anywhere.

[jonne]

I already lost my shit at "That's right, I use React" part

[irywbsi]

React devs are flip flops. They brag about a hook on Tuesday and on Thursday they will tell it’s ugly as we have a new hook to replace it and this cycle goes on and on till life ends

[basedovi]

Love how Fireship comes out of the closet at the end with Angular 😂❤

[Pirate]

I actually learned a lot about React from you just explaining what has changed in the next update. Thank you so much :3

[noelguiavieira]

Angular:
Oh, a compiler. That's cute

[nestorrente]

I don't know about Solid and Svelte, but Vue doesn't need its compiler for the computed() or watchEffect() functions. It resolves dependencies at runtime by listening which reactive values are read when executing the callback (because in Vue everything is a reactive proxy).

Vue's compiler does different kind of improvements, like template optimization, but has nothing to do with the dependencies check.

[RILDIGITAL]

It's impressive to see how big a game changer a compiler can be for React. Looks like all major frameworks are gradually converging. Looking forward to seeing this unfold.

[CosteaMelniciuc]

Yaaay, more time to bill for changing things that don’t actually bring any value to the customer! 🎉❤ thank you frameworks