If you have more feedback on the docs, please share it here in this thread and I'll take a look!.

And we now also have a dedicated section for Library authors on how to use React Compiler to ship pre-optimized code to your users.

We've also documented how to use the "use memo" and "use no memo" directives to opt-in or out components/hooks from React Compiler. In rare cases where your app breaks after being compiled, these directives help you move forward.

React Compiler is designed to work best with the default settings (no configuration!), but if you have a special need, we now have them documented.

the new Learn pages for React Compiler are now better organized, and have new sections on incremental adoption and debugging.

new React Compiler docs have landed! thank you everyone for the feedback.

i'm rewriting all of the React Compiler docs: would love feedback from the community!.

RT @en_JS: For compiler nerds: a writeup of the core inference rules and approach that React Compiler uses to decide which groups of instru….

send PRs not DMs.

we got gta6 delay before gta6.

(suggestions welcome btw).

as noted in the readme, this is just a fun experiment i hacked up when i got bored on a random Friday. don’t read into it too much! let us cook and see if we can make something useful out of it.

the end state of react compiler is a chip inside your brain that lets you use the compiler to think.

RT @Baconbrix: React Compiler is insane 🤯. Just enabled it in my @Expo Router app and had my mind blown by how much could be optimized when….

thank god i diamond handed all the nflx options i got back in 2016-2020.

forgive and forget.

ViewTransitions are super cool, check this post out!.

this is how fun it is to write code with react compiler RC

u might be surprised but this is not react compiler RC either