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Proxy dual-run, #shared core, adapters, and agents: lovable.dev left Vercel for its own stack at 42M MAU.

A real-app walkthrough: Fabric and JSI, where work runs, bare vs Expo, keyboards on complex forms, and where AI actually helps in RN.

useLatest from @reactuses/core: a layout-effect ref against stale closures after await, timers, and subscriptions.

Arcovia analyzes React and Next.js projects, maps dependencies, explains its architecture score, and highlights refactoring priorities.

Astryx combines React, StyleX, 160+ components, themes, and templates, offering a look at Meta's approach to large-scale UI consistency.

How to choose useDebounce or useDebounceFn in React, avoid stale closures, and safely control pending work.

How the DashForge author turned Tailwind classes into typed props and built application-aware components: forms, visibleWhen, RBAC — without Controller per field.

React Status #479: React Router v8 as an intentionally boring release, Rust React Compiler port, RN 0.86, TypeScript 7 RC, and React ecosystem news.

Deep dive into React 19 concurrent rendering: urgent vs transition updates, useTransition, useOptimistic, and Suspense boundaries without blocking the UI.

useActionState + Pydantic: one schema, field-level errors, built-in isPending — roughly half the form code.

Deleting one RTDB log entry returned an object instead of an array — white screen and items.map is not a function. Client-side normalization fixes it.

Swift/Kotlin, TurboModules and Fabric, BarcodeThrottler, and zero JS frame processing—a lean module instead of a heavy camera SDK.

Stale HTML in the tab, new bundle on the CDN — chunk missing. A global listener and cache-bust in ~15 lines.

Feature-based folders, four state types, and ESLint boundaries — a practical look at the Bulletproof React approach for production teams.

Vite, Next.js, Zustand, TanStack, shadcn/ui — what to pick in 2026 instead of a 2022 stack and why the defaults shifted.

Step-by-step setup without dependency chaos—routing, styling, and i18n in one minimal but production-ready scaffold.