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RT @ReactRouter: React Router now has support for React Server Components. We're introducing a more powerful RSC-powered Data Mode that bri….
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The in-person ticket lottery drawings begin today. Sign up for a chance to purchase tickets to attend React Conf in person:
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We're thrilled to announce that @sethwebster @shrutikapoor08 @en_JS @zmofei @lydiahallie @jherr @lunaleaps will be speaking at React Conf 2025!
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RT @remix_run: React Router RSC Preview is now available. This brings support for all of React's API in a way that is incrementally adoptab….
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Finally, we’re looking for speakers to help us create talks about the features covered in this post. If you’re interested in speaking at ReactConf, please apply here (no talk proposal required):.
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Check out the post for a list of what we’re working on:.
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When new features are ready to try in the experimental release, we’ll announce them on the blog with docs included, similar to what we’re doing with View Transitions and Activity today. Before then, you can follow along, but let us cook.
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When the features we’re working on are shared too early, it can create churn and confusion in the community. To balance being transparent and limiting confusion, we’re sharing the problems we’re currently working on, without sharing too much about the solution we have in mind.
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In this post, we’re also sharing some of the problems we’re working on. As we iterate, you may see features we’re testing shared from the PRs we are landing. Keep in mind, as we try different ideas, we often change or remove different features after trying them out.
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Activity also includes SSR optimizations, and we may add more modes to Activity in the future. Check out the blog post and docs for more info:.
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Activity allows you to pre-render parts of the app the user is likely to visit next, or restore state when a user returns to part of the app, so state like input fields isn’t lost:
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Activity is also ready to try in react@experimental. Activity is a new component to hide and show parts of the UI: . <Activity mode={isVisible ? 'visible' : 'hidden'}>.
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Check out the blog post and docs to see how to use View Transitions, how they work, and explore more use cases:.
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ViewTransition can also be triggered by useDeferredValue and animate lists:
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ViewTransition can also be triggered by Suspense, to animate content to replace the fallback:
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For shared element transitions, you can add a “name”. This will animate an item from one part of the app to another: . <ViewTransition name={id}>
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You can customize animations with props on ViewTransition: . <ViewTransition default=”slow-fade”>
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Adding <ViewTransition> around part of the app cross-fades the content by default:
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To animate a transition, you can add <ViewTransition> around part of the app to declare “what” to animate. ViewTransition activates "when" an update is caused by an animation trigger like startTransition, useDeferredValue, or Suspense, and "how" to animate is defined in CSS.
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View Transitions are now ready to try in react@experimental. They’ve been tested in production and are stable, but the final API may change as we iterate on feedback. Check out the docs to see how to add animations to your React app:.
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