This Month in React

New releasesReact 18.3React 19 betaNode.js v22Expo SDK 51 betaReact Native 0.74.0 React DevTools 5.1Next v14.2Bun v1.1 (discussion later)Pnpm v9Biome 1.7 Supabase goes GA after 4 years in betaDocusaurus 3.2Gulp v5Pragmatic Drag and DropRedwoodJS 7.3React on Rails v14Upcoming conferencesReact Conf 2024 May 15 - 16, 2024. In-person in Henderson, NV, USAApp.js Conf 2024 May 22 - 24, 2024. In-person in Kraków, PolandLocal First Conf 2024 May 30, 2024. In person in Berlin, Germany. Followup hackathon on the 31stRender ATL June 12-14, 2024. Atlanta, GA, USAFuture Frontend June 13-14, 2024. Helsinki, FinlandReact Norway June 14, 2024. Larvik, NorwayReact Summit June 14 + 18, 2024. Amsterdam, Netherlands (+remote)Main ContentNew React developmentReact Blog - React 19 BetaReact Blog - React 19 Beta Upgrade GuideReact 18.3 changelogInternal changes:Rename SECRET INTERNALS to __CLIENT_INTERNALS_DO_NOT_USE_OR_WARN_USERS_THEY_CANNOT_UPGRADEFast JSX: Don't clone props objectRemove defaultProps support (except for classes)Ship optimized-but-unminified prod bundles and drop sourcemapsDon’t patch fetch anymoreFuture: patching Date object?React Native 0.74.0 releaseReact Native Navigation v7VisionCamera v4.0KotekanJSRFirst Impressions, Second LookFirst Things I Learned about JSRBun v1.1⚡️ Lightning round ⚡️⚡️ Why I like React (Even in 2024) ⚡️️⚡️ Netlify: Introducing the new Next.js Runtime ⚡️️⚡️ Design Principles behind the Next.js App Router ⚡️️⚡️ Diving into the Node.js Website Redesign ⚡️️⚡️ How does useOptimistic work internally? (and many other code dives) ⚡️️⚡️ Node.js: The Documentary ⚡️️⚡️ New Flow Language Features for React ⚡️️⚡️ Vercel cuts prices a lil ⚡️️⚡️ Redwood Blog: Techniques for Fetching Data: Comparing Next, Remix, and Redwood ⚡️️⚡️ Kuto, “reverse JS bundler” ⚡️️

Layoffs.fyiNew releasesReact Native 0.74.0? SoonNew Architecture docs pageTS 5.4“This is how most dependency injection in React apps should be done” says Sebastian MarkbågeUpcoming in 5.5: automatic predicate inference from filter functions, and smaller install sizeRemix 2.8Mantine v7.7.0Rsbuild 0.5Gleam version 1ShadCN March 2024 updateAstro 4.5Astro DB, Astro DB Deep DiveReact 19 and React CompilerFeature flags PR - “Canary now represents React 19”React 19 won’t include CompilerReact Compiler & React 19 - forget about memoization soon?“Compiler Theory and Reactivity” and “Type System”Its-finesebmck and drcmda GitHub exchange"react-strict-dom", why it's so great?RSCsConceptual Model of React and RSC Ondrej VelisekWhy React Server Components Are Breaking Builds to Win Tomorrow Vishwas GopinathWaku has released a “pages router”Lee Robinson’s List of projects experimenting with RSCs , including Redwood (which just released an RSC beta)Embracing the Future and Moving Back Again: From Server Actions to tRPCWebkit features in Safari 17.4Mental Health in Open SourceAngular codebase is being merged with WizAnnounced at NGConf 2024Designing Very Large Javascript ApplicationsMalte Ube discussed in 2018⚡Lightning round ⚡Interaction to Next Paint (INP) is a Core Web VitalWhat is INP and why you should careRsbuild 1.0 release planReact Router and Remix to be merged?Declarative Shadow DOM available in all major browsersReact Native community mapNode.js 2023 Year in An ArticleOpen-sourcing our progress on Tailwind CSS v4.0Vercel adds support for Remix+ViteNavigating the future of frontend

Quick hitsLayoffs.fyi, Trueup.io job trendsNew releasesreact-email v2Tamagui 1.88Expressive CodeRelay 16.2Remix 2.7 (and 2.6!) discussing laterIsograph 0.1.0Upcoming conferencesReact Paris 2024 March 22, 2024. In-person in Paris, France + Remote (hybrid)Epic Web Conf 2024 April 10 - 11, 2024. In-person in Park City, UT, USAReact Miami 2024 April 19 - 20, 2024. In-person in Miami, FL, USAReact Connection 2024 April 22, 2024. In-person in Paris, FranceReact Native Connection 2024 April 23, 2024. In-person in Paris, FranceReact LabsBrad Westfall: React Will Be Compiledyou’ll likely never need these APIs again:Good writeup from React TrainingReact 19: RSCs, Suspense, and Server ActionsInitial PR for Parcel support in RSCs?Instant Search Params with React Server ComponentsIs Suspense Worth the Squeeze?Avoid Using React’s useFormStatusreact-strict-domAnnouncement thread from kelsetBuilds on “react dom for native” proposal“Spiritual successor to react-native-web but from the opposite direction”Compatibility chartNo PWAs on iOS in EUAction link, if you have an app affected (Update, partially rolled back)MDN PWA Manifest docsGary Bernhardt’s Birth and Death of Javascript talkNextA Next.js App Router Migration: The Good, Bad, and UglyWhat We’ve Learned from the transition to Next 14 and Server ComponentsRemix2.6, 2.7 changelogOpen sourced remix.runGood first issuesReact NativeState of React Native by Software Mansion“React Native Frameworks”RN on Apple Vision Pro⚡ Lightning round ⚡Bun shellDeno in 2023Survey results and 2024 roadmapJSRHot Module Replacement is Easy (he lies)pmdrs WebGL layout engine UI for react-three-fiber, full repo100th TC39 meeting updates

Quick hitsLayoffs.fyi ConferencesReact Paris March 22nd, Paris, FR Epic Web April 11th, Park City, UT React Miami April 19-20th, Miami, FL React Connection / RN Connection April 22nd, Paris, FR React Conf 2024 May 15-16 Henderson, NV New releasesReact Aria generally available New shadcn/ui components Eslint v9 alpha 0 jQuery 4.0?? date-fns v3 ReScript v11 React Libraries for 2024 Rising Stars for JS, React ecosystem 2024 bytes.dev predictions React 19 and upcoming featuresContext Selectors! Discussion and a summary from Colin Campbell Proper Web Component support planned for React 19 Web Components 2024 feature updates Rick Hanlon: some upcoming client features I'm excited about New client-side hooks coming in React 19 React Forget updates Framework updatesRemix working on “SPA mode” Likely stabilize as Vite plugin does Remix also working on RSC support, and will have differences from Next’s approach. Next.js 14.1 “Annoyed at React” roundupKind of annoyed at React React, where are you going? Mark’s reply Ryan Florence on Twitter Increasingly miffed about the state of React releases React is getting a bit of a kicking lately RSCsRSCs: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Leerob reacts The Two Reacts RSC is React Server + Component “RSC does not require a server” – Dan React Server Components paradigm ⚡ Lightning round ⚡Ryan Carniatto, JS Frameworks heading into 2024 RSBuild guide to migrating from CRA React Native styling tool benchmarks Weird things engineers believe about Web development Homebrew creator launching Tea.xyz, an OSS funding project NPM registry prank leaves developers unable to unpublish packages CodePen top 10 V8 performance improvements

This Month in React – December 2023 Quick hits: React Native 0.73 New debugging docs New Debugger, give feedback here Bridgeless mode Redux Toolkit 2.0, Redux 5.0, and React-Redux 9.0 XState v5 React Server Components updates React Panel: Frontend Should Embrace React Server Components RSCs from scratch video from Ben Holmes Storybook for React Server Components Dan’s “Chain Reaction” post New RSC-first framework, Waku Introducing StyleX React docs and general discussion The React team posted a list of some recent core docs pages updates Dan Abramov React AMA on BlueSky Lightning round: An HTTP Status Code to Report Requester Impairment More Than You Need to Know About ReactDOM.flushSync | JulesBlom.com React fights you can have with your team Building React Framework Gatsby TanStack Router v1 Discussion: what do we think will happen with React and the ecosystem in 2024?

This Month in React – November 2023 Quick hits: TS 5.3 Remix vs Next Kent – Leeerob Next 14 summary Next Conf playlist React Server components, without a framework? Code – Demo Remix 2.2.0 Hydrogen (Shopify headless ecommerce) supports Remix v2 Redux Toolkit 2.0 is almost here! Hopefully shipping by this weekend :) Migration page ⚡️ lightning ⚡️ CSS features roundup (bytes.dev) Why you want React Query 10 years of JS Decorators REACT SOURCEMAPS FINALLY MERGED WOOHOO! Prettier bounty claimed by Biome – Full report Self-plug: doing a livestream with Filip Hric tomorrow Fun news if we have time: Angular updated to v17, new docs site Docusaurus 3.0 Google-created React components for Google Maps Win95-inspired component library

This Month in React – October 2023 Mark: React Forget and memoization: Sathya, React India: Statically analysing React components for fun and profit Joe and Mofei, React Advanced: Understanding Idiomatic React TkDodo: The Uphill Battle of Memoization Response: React memo is good actually Carl: Server Actions in canary Version policy Client Actions Mark: TanStack Query v5 RTK 2.0: we’re deferring all RTKQ changes until after 2.0! Carl: Barrel Files Vercel - How we optimized package imports in Next.js Speeding up the JavaScript ecosystem - The barrel file debacle Mark: React useTransition: performance game changer or...? Lightning round ⚡️ Carl: Photoshop is now on the web! Mark: Yarn 4.0 HN Carl: HTTP QUERY verb Mark: TC39-TG4 - New Task Group created to standardize Source Maps Actual working group: https://github.com/tc39/source-map-rfc Example: a proposal for tracking scopes data from my Replay coworker Holger Benl: https://github.com/tc39/source-map-rfc/pull/53/files My own React Sourcemaps package: https://github.com/markerikson/react-prod-sourcemaps Carl: Astro 3.2 - View Transitions improvements 7x perf improvement to Parcel bundling Neat SIMD/Rust function Mark: My React Advanced talk: Building Better React DeTools with Replay Time Travel

Remix v2, Docusaurus v3, Node 20.6, Bun 1.0. So much news this month! Node 20.6 - Built-in .env file support Node.js 16 End-of-Life Remix v2 pre-release Upgrade guide SemVer philosophy Docusaurus v3 beta Upgrading frontend dependencies with confidence Astro 3.0 Making Sense of React Server Components Bun 1.0 My Thoughts on Bun Announcing Biome Next.js App Router - Forms and Mutations docs Expo Router RFC - API Routes ⚡️ React-Native running natively on Apple Vision Pro simulator demo Are Big Projects Ditching TypeScript? Rust Server Components Web Developers, CSS-in-JS is Ruining Your Product Dan Abramov joins Bluesky

Is Gatsby Dead? https://thenewstack.io/is-jamstack-toast-some-developers-say-yes-netlify-says-no/ https://www.spicyweb.dev/farewell-jamstack/ Things you forgot (or never knew) because of React RSC Devtools RSC Devtools - Chrome Extension Devtools for React Server Components My Experience Modernizing Packages to ESM Remix Dev Tools v2.0 - New settings tab Everything I wish I knew before moving 50,000 lines of code to React Server Expo Expo Preview - Fully customizable builds on EAS Build Expo Proof of concept - expo-sqlite integration with CR-SQLite Expo Proof of concept - Expo CLI Dev Tools Plugins Feature Preview: Single Sign-On (SSO) Feature Preview: Rollouts for EAS Update useUpdates() API for expo-updates Expo Orbit: Download and launch buildsComponents ⚡Lightning⚡ React prod sourcemaps PR to React React.dev - Using TypeScript RTK 2.0 beta, and React-Redux 9.0 alpha The underlying mechanisms of React’s concurrent mode React Jam - Summer 2023 Winners

Dan announced he’s leaving Meta My take on the current React & Server Components controversy Yoga v2.0.0-beta.2 How React 18 Improves Application Performance Updates from the 97th TC39 meeting Web Apps Lightning CommonJS is hurting JavaScript / CommonJS is not going away React Query and React Context MDX Editor - WYSIWYG React component for Markdown editing What's Next For Redux with Mark Erikson? Recipe kits, a great alternative to installable libraries Prettier 3.0 Solito 4

Jenny Truong is head of operations and developer relations at Stately, and recently gave a talk titled “The Unexpected States of Burnout” at React Miami, which you can watch here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcN8grYAEuQ.  It’s easy to accidentally transition from being productive to burning out. We tend to think in the moment in life - I’m happy, I’m excited, I'm tired, I'm hungry, I'm burnt out. We sometimes fail to think about the transitions between the states — how did I become tired, burnt out, and how do I transition to a better state?  Drawing on Jenny’s experience working at a highly-productive startup, join us as Carl Vitullo talks with her about how burnout can manifest, how it can impact our lives in unexpected ways, and how we can manage the energy we give work to thrive without burning out. https://twitter.com/jen_ayy_ ⁠https://twitter.com/vcarl_

Links discussed: Stack Overflow Developer Survey 2023 React Native 0.72 - Symlink Support, Better Errors, and more Remix - Dev Server v2 is now stable Next.js App Router Update (dev server, docs, etc) Is React Having An Angular.js Moment? Branding and community needs, Sebastien Markbage thread React <Catch> API? PR for a new “TS Usage” page in the React docs React Handbook Reactiflux Learning page React Handbook Replay for Test Suites RTK 2.0 beta React-Redux 8.1: new warnings for unstable selectors React-Redux 9.0 alpha PR Vercel - Introducing Skew Protection Chrome for Testing: reliable downloads for browser automation Vitest 1.0 Roadmap React Jam Panda CSS Shadcn UI update - June 2023 React Native 0.72 and Expo SDK 49 running on visionOS Docusaurus v3 alpha - MDX 2 + React 18 AI.JSX - AI Application Framework for Javascript

Join ⁠⁠⁠Carl Vitullo⁠⁠⁠, ⁠⁠⁠Mark Erikson⁠⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠⁠Sebastien Lorber⁠⁠⁠ as they cover all the latest news in the React community! [00:01:04] Next 13.4, App Router and Server Actions Next 13.4 Server Actions Isomorphic Development Rich Harris on frameworks, the web, and the edge RSC data leak security footgun [00:14:20] William Candillon – The Joy of Painting with Skia | App.js Conf 2023 [00:17:42] My Struggle With Remix [00:21:53] You Might Not Need React Query Using Apollo Client with Next.js 13 [00:28:25] Write Once, Route Everywhere: File System-based Navigation for Native Apps [00:32:07] Improving Performance with HTTP Streaming [00:33:50] React Canaries: Enabling Incremental Feature Rollout Outside Meta [00:45:56] Client-side rendering of HTML and interactivity [00:46:22] React Summit Debugging JavaScript [00:46:48] Debugging should be easier | App.js Conf 2023 [00:47:23] React from Another Dimension by Dan Abramov at RemixConf 2023 [00:48:14] Server-side rendering React in OCaml [00:49:17] Several links on React rendering The Interactive Guide to Rendering in React The Journey of the React Component React reconciliation: how it works and why should we care A (Mostly) Complete Guide to React Rendering Behavior [00:50:36] TV Spatial Navigation

Developing software requires a lot of communication with other developers, with other teams and divisions, with managers or less experienced developers. Carl Vitullo is joined by Elizabeth Woolf to talk about feedback, team conflicts, salary negotiation, and more. Elizabeth has worked at the intersection of tech and communication for years, getting her start in 2016 helping professors and students prepare talks and presentations. She’s just launched a new coaching business, Woolf Communication, in January after seeing a gap between what was expected of engineers in the workplace and what training is made available to them. Links mentioned: ⁠https://softskills.audio/ ⁠⁠https://www.kalzumeus.com/2012/01/23/salary-negotiation/ Timestamps: [00:00:45] “Soft skills” [00:04:08] Fear of feedback [00:06:47] Deciding whether to give feedback [00:08:21] Trusting your gut [00:09:29] Building feedback into team culture [00:10:43] Giving upward feedback [00:13:20] Communication as personal improvement [00:14:53] Importance of listening [00:17:43] Separating tone and content [00:23:51] Negotiations [00:29:03] Information gathering [00:30:25] Different dimensions of value to negotiate [00:34:02] Information asymmetry in negotiating [00:36:17] Finding and knowing your worth [00:37:52] Value of a genuine mentor figure [00:38:51] Finding a mentor [00:40:03] Asking good questions to a mentor [00:42:29] Mentors and genuine networking [00:45:27] Networking effectively [00:46:57] The power of showing up consistently [00:50:02] Learning to trust your gut [00:51:02] Looking backwards to find what gives you joy [00:56:19] What if your no could have taught you more than yes? [00:59:32] Handling being underleveled when hired [01:01:49] What if your manager under-leveled you?

Join ⁠⁠Carl Vitullo⁠⁠, ⁠⁠Mark Erikson⁠⁠, and ⁠⁠Sebastien Lorber⁠⁠ as they cover all the latest news in the React community! 00:40 ⁠⁠⁠React Visualized, react.gg⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Launch tweet⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠The Story of React, uidotdev⁠⁠⁠ 03:49 ⁠⁠⁠Immer v10⁠⁠⁠ 08:41 ⁠⁠⁠NextJS 13.3⁠⁠⁠ 15:09 ⁠⁠⁠New React documentation translation⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Rich Harris talk⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Notes on talk⁠⁠⁠ 18:00 ⁠⁠⁠TypeScript 5.1⁠⁠⁠ 21:08 ⁠⁠⁠MillionJS, one-function React perf wins⁠⁠⁠ 23:51 React Server Components ⁠⁠⁠RSC Quiz thread⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠XHP v JSX⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Lenz RFC for Apollo/RSC⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Asynccontext stage 2⁠⁠⁠ 30:06 ⁠⁠⁠Recommending uncontrolled components⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠API Reference⁠⁠⁠ 35:33 ⁠⁠⁠Super Apps in React Native⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠RN PS5⁠⁠⁠ 40:03 ⚡️ Core team layoffs ⁠⁠⁠Mengdi Chen⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Robert Balicki⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Matt Carroll⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Sean Keegan⁠⁠⁠ 40:47 ⚡️ React Miami 41:21 ⁠⁠⁠⚡️ react-three offscreen⁠⁠⁠ 42:04 ⁠⁠⁠⚡️ Lingui v4.0⁠⁠⁠ 43:14 ⁠⁠⁠⚡️ Redux Toolkit 2.0 alpha⁠⁠⁠ 45:13 ⁠⁠⁠⚡️ Netlify framework popularity⁠⁠⁠ 47:09 ⁠⁠⁠⚡️ PartyKit⁠⁠⁠

Michelle Bakels is co-organizer of React Miami and Program Director of Developer Health at G2i, a hiring platform for Javascript and React developers with deep ties to Reactiflux! We talked about the upcoming conference, how speakers are selected, and how developer health was core to the conference. Learn more at https://www.reactmiami.com, and if you buy a ticket, use our discount code REACTIFLUX10. https://twitter.com/ReactMiamiConf https://twitter.com/MichelleBakels https://www.reactmiami.com/schedule https://www.instagram.com/ReactMiamiConf/ Topics: [00:01:33] Developer health, and planning a conference [00:03:01] Tejas Kumar, React as a developer health tool [00:03:26] Jenny Truong, unexpected states of burnout [00:03:55] Andrew Shew, mental tooling from professional baseball [00:05:09] Early bird outdoor activities [00:05:54] Who is the target audience for React Miami? [00:07:44] Speakers Michelle is excited for [00:10:55] Michelle's philosophy for organizing a conference [00:15:56] Putting on a conference in 2023 [00:22:27] Choosing topics for the conference [00:26:51] Reaching out to first-time speakers [00:30:32] Tips for wanna-be speakers? [00:36:37] Will talks be recorded? (yes) [00:37:12] Documentary screening, afterparty, beautiful venue [00:39:52] Where can people learn more?

Join Carl Vitullo, Mark Erikson, and Matt Pocock as we break down This Month in React. A lot of news this month, with a major progress update from the React core team, TypeScript 5.0, and TC39 meeting news. We'll break down what's new in an hour-long conversation. (Sebastien Lorber is on vacation this week, and Matt Pocock of totaltypescript.com is graciously filling in!) [00:01:44] Retire SPA and MPA? [00:10:09] Create React App no longer officially recommended [00:12:16] React encouraging server capabilities [00:15:27] Three TypeScript 5 highlights [00:16:30] TS5 performance improvements [00:19:41] TS5 decorators [00:23:58] TS5 const annotations [00:26:52] TC39 proposal advancements [00:30:46] React labs update [00:31:28] React Forget [00:38:39] Offscreen rendering [00:41:58] Server Components [00:47:03] Asset Loading and Transition Tracing

Rewrites! Everyone wants to do one, but the software industry is littered with examples of failed rewrites. Our host Carl Vitullo is joined by Mark Erikson and Sunil Pai to talk shop about what they’ve looked like in our careers, and how to help make sure they’ll be successful. Sunil Pai has loomed large in the React ecosystem for years, working on the core team, and he’s now building https://partykit.io. Mark Erikson needs no introduction! He’s maintained Redux and Redux Toolkit for years, is currently building http://replay.io, and has been a fixture of the Reactiflux community since the early days. Join us and we’ll help you avoid the worst of the many footguns when rewriting software. @threepointone / ⁠threepointone⁠@m.webtoo.ls @acemarke @reactiflux @vcarl_ Topics discussed: [00:01:11] First rewrite [00:02:52] Some web dev history [00:03:54] Mark's refactor experience [00:06:36] Zero cost feedback loops [00:07:26] Sunil's two largest rewrites [00:10:51] Mark's experience, government project timelines [00:12:59] Replay, Mark's current work [00:19:29] Rewrites on small teams [00:20:11] Suspense rewrite at Facebook [00:24:51] Tooling support to make rewrites work [00:28:56] Zero cost feedback loops, revisited [00:35:27] Automation as a way to enable communication [00:36:32] How to evaluate a possible rewrite [00:40:09] Smell tests for justifications [00:44:45] Joel's Spolksy's cultural impact on rewrites [00:46:23] Readability as a justification for rewriting [00:50:15] Software lifespan

Ankita Kulkarni is an engineer manager and educator with more than 10 years of experience as a software engineer, now teaching developers about the transition into management. When Ankita became a manager, she had to find mentors to help her learn the subtle intricacies of being a successful manager. Now, she’s taking what she learned and teaching developers about what that transition looks like, and how to decide if that’s how you’d like to further your career. - @kulkarniankita9: https://twitter.com/kulkarniankita9 - @vcarl_: https://twitter.com/vcarl_ - @reactiflux: https://twitter.com/reactiflux Links referenced: 1. Engineering manager's mind map: https://bit.ly/3J7HzVC 2. Developer to Leader Program Waitlist: https://bit.ly/3Lb1Zj5 3. KulkarniAnkita.com: https://bit.ly/3ZyDYak Topics discussed: [00:00:17] Being laid off as a bittersweet opportunity [00:01:32] Building databases at IBM and doing freelance web dev on the side [00:03:31] New appreciation for coworkers after freelancing [00:06:56] Getting her first management opportunity [00:08:15] Leadership vs management [00:11:28] Intrinsic motivation and finding a team that supports your goals [00:14:03] Developer to Leader program [00:15:50] How do you recognize a good leader? [00:17:42] Teams as a group of individuals [00:20:33] Psychological safety in software teams [00:23:01] Having empathy as a leader [00:27:25] Serving those you lead [00:29:06] Spotting burnout as a leader [00:30:27] Setting the tone on a team [00:32:27] Proactively setting team norms [00:34:49] Prioritizing your own growth as a leader [00:36:42] The value of informal chats [00:39:48] Soft skills in your career [00:40:50] How to get a taste of the management track

A documentary about React, produced by Honeypot.io, was released on February 10th, and Carl Vitullo spoke with two of the people instrumental in making it happen: Ida Bechtle, staff filmmaker from Honeypot; and Christopher Chedeau, whose contributions to the React and JS ecosystem are nearly innumerable — React, React Native, Prettier, Docusaurus, Excalidraw, and more. We talked about the documentary itself, how it got made, and some other behind-the-scenes info — an unofficial “DVD commentary” for the documentary. Ida on being a 1-person production team [00:01:06] Christopher Chedeau as a driving force [00:01:50] Why Honeypot makes these documentaries [00:04:15] Getting trapped in a park while filming [00:05:49] Jordan Walke's participation [00:07:04] About the focus on the early days of React [00:08:44] Deciding where to focus your attention [00:10:24] Going in a submarine and ignoring your manager [00:14:10] Making Prettier pretty through data [00:15:15] Ida's documentary process [00:16:58] Christopher's involvement in the early days of Reactiflux [00:21:20] Christopher's largest human-centered accomplishment [00:26:15]