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Rebuild React Router's global navigation state in Next.js, then look at what we gain and lose when the application owns the connection.
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Learn how to use the React 19 cache() API in the Next.js App Router to optimize performance and avoid fetch waterfalls when using React Server Components.
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Several changes can happen before the first save finishes.
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A few Server Component patterns from a small app on the Next.js 16.3 preview: a load more button that leans on the URL, a search field that keeps focus while results stream, and a message composer that previews your draft on the server.
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Active link styling is one of the most common things you need in a real application.
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React Server Components let each component fetch the data it needs.
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The Precompute pattern encodes request-specific data like auth state, locale, and feature flags into URLs to keep pages statically generated.
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Next.js 16 introduces component-level caching with the 'use cache' directive, but it doesn't work seamlessly with next-intl yet.
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react-error-boundary has issues with Server Components in Next.js. catchError is a framework-aware alternative that handles notFound(), redirect(), and server data re-fetching correctly.
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Learn how to build reusable design components that expose action props and internally manage optimistic updates, loading states, and automatic rollback, so consumers just pass a value and an action.
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Learn how to dynamically generate PWA app icons in Next.js 16 using Serwist.
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Learn how to create a declarative combobox component using `useDeferredValue()` and `useSuspenseQuery()` for smooth, performant user experiences.
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Learn how to compose client and server components effectively in React.
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Learn how to build reusable components with React 19 Actions, track transition states, use optimistic updates, and expose action properties for custom logic.
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Learn how to implement advanced search param filtering in the Next.js App Router, utilizing React 19 features like useOptimistic and the library nuqs.
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The React 19 `useActionState` hook is a powerful tool for creating a state based on the result of an action, typically useful with form submissions.
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Feature flagging allows you to enable or disable features without deploying new code.
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The React 19 `useFormStatus` hook is a powerful tool for handling form submissions.
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Remix Contacts is Remix's official tutorial.
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The React 19 hook useOptimistic is a powerful tool for building fast and responsive UIs.
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React Hook Form is a popular library for building interactive forms in React.
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Learn a method for running tests with Vitest and RTL (React Testing Library) on React Server Components that utilizes internationalization (i18n) via the next-international package.