#Blitzjs

[react-js-course]

🌟 Top 5 React Frameworks You Should Know in 2025! 🚀

React has revolutionized front-end development, and several frameworks have emerged to make development faster, scalable, and more efficient. Here are the top 5 React frameworks you should explore:

1️⃣ Next.js – The most popular React framework for building fast, SEO-friendly applications with server-side rendering (SSR) and static site generation (SSG). 🚀

2️⃣ Gatsby – Best for static site generation, optimized for performance, and integrated with GraphQL for smooth data management. Ideal for blogs and marketing websites. 📖💡

3️⃣ Remix – A modern framework focusing on server-side rendering and progressive enhancement, making React applications more interactive and seamless. 🌍⚡

4️⃣ React Native – Not just for web! React Native allows you to build mobile applications for both Android and iOS using React. 📱🔥

5️⃣ Blitz.js – A full-stack React framework inspired by Next.js but with built-in database handling, making development easier for full-stack applications. ⚡💼

💡 Mastering these frameworks will boost your React skills and make you a high-demand developer in 2025!

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[holytheoristtastemaker]

Are we seeing a new wave of very cool ideas and innovations? 💡 And not just ideas but actual finished products or libraries that we can try?

Javascript fatigue

Javascript fatigue happens when we can't keep up with the latest tools and libraries. It's the fear of becoming obsolete because of the constant change of the ecosystem. 😵

So I'll stop ranting and just share a few resources on those cool technologies (this is not an exhaustive list).

Deno

A few key features of Deno: ✅ Secure sandbox by default ✅ Typescript support out of the box ✅ Modules can be loaded directly from URLs ✅ Aims to be browser compatible

Recoil

Recoil is a new experimental state management library that aims to solve the React slow render problems when dealing with big or deep nested component trees.

Blitz.js

⚡️Rails-like framework for monolithic, full-stack React apps — built on Next.js. What we are still lacking in the React ecosystem is a full-stack framework, so you don't always need to:

set up a React app

set up a Server app

set up the interface layer between server and client

set up authentication and authorization

set up DBs

Lower the fatigue

What I like about the Web is the ecosystem that is continuously pushing to challenge the old ways of doing things - and continues to evolve.

While there are so many new things to learn, it doesn't mean that we need to jump into them right away, but instead keep an eye on them, and use them at the right moment. 🌟