❓ CHALLENGE #179

❓ CHALLENGE #180

🆒 <browser-window>: A Web Component to Create Pretend Browser Windows on the Web

A lightweight themed zero-dependency web component wrapper to emulate a Safari-like browser window within a Web page. The page full of demos might give you some ideas for its use.

ZACH LEATHERMAN

❓ CHALLENGE #181

Remix ❤️ 👩‍💻 Vite: Remix 2.2 Introduces Vite Support

Remix is a popular full-stack JavaScript framework that began as a paid product, but has been open source for two years now. If you found Remix’s compilation approach opaque before, we have great news: “With Vite, Remix is no longer a compiler. Remix itself is just a Vite plugin.” This post tells the full story.

CATTORI AND DALGLEISH (REMIX)

❓ CHALLENGE #182

👩‍💻 Speeding Up the JavaScript Ecosystem: Tailwind CSS

Marvin’s ongoing journey to improve our ecosystem by finding low-hanging performance-bearing fruit continues with a look at how the architecture of Tailwind CSS could be tuned.

MARVIN HAGEMEIST

❓ CHALLENGE #183

🔥 Why Signals Are Better Than React Hooks

Hooks in React are tricky to use correctly and even harder to use in a performant way. This has left many applications with poor code quality and bad performance, but that doesn’t have to be the case anymore. Signals is a technique that has been around for decades, but only recently has made its way to React and it makes creating performant clean code in React much easier. In this video I explain exactly how signals work and why they are so great.

❓ CHALLENGE #184

👩‍💻 👩‍💻 👩‍💻 How to Build a Server-Side React App Using Vite and Express

A demo of server-side rendering and server-side data fetching without using a full-on framework — showing what React-powered frameworks actually do.

PAUL SCANLON

❓ CHALLENGE #185