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Introducing the new React Aria docs! 🎉
All-new content and search experience. Interactive CSS and Tailwind examples to get you started quickly – just install with shadcn. New guides and full example apps. MCP server and AI integrations.
Check it out! react-aria.adobe.com
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I've been working on Parcel v3 recently! It has a completely different architecture than every other tool out there. It's a totally standalone native binary with no dependency on Node, and supports native plugins written in any language (e.g. Rust, Go, Swift, Zig, C, etc.) for perf critical stuff, as well as a custom runtime for JS plugins. Over 50x faster than v2 in early benchmarks. I'll have more to share soon!
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To be honest, given the many great and well funded bundlers out there now (when Parcel started there was only webpack and browserify!), I considered whether it was worth continuing the project. But I enjoy working on it and I think I still have things to contribute to this space.
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Working on a new React Aria component that will be the basis for lots of cool patterns. Excited about it! 🤫
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Build better software, not bad software more quickly. nolanlawson.com/2026/05/25/u…
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May 28
My React Miami opening keynote is up: Designing the In-Between States with Async React.
Closing the three gaps that make apps feel broken:
• async data loading
• async navigation
• async mutations
youtube.com/watch?v=QljQDwAw…
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May 28
New React Aria release!
📆 Calendar multi-select, week/day views, month/year pickers, custom weeksInMonth
⚓️ RangeCalendar unavailable anchor date
✅ Checkbox/Radio/Switch description and error message
👢 TableFooter
⛽️ SliderFill
💯 Non-object collection items
🧪 New test utils
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Devon Govett retweeted
May 29
React Aria Components shipped a new release, and @intentui has been updated to follow it.
Calendar now supports the new month and year picker direction, Slider has a cleaner fill API, Table includes footer support, and Checkbox, Radio, and Switch have been updated around the new field structure for descriptions and errors.
If you already use these components, there’s nothing to change in your app code. The public usage API in Intent UIstays the same.
Just update the components, and you’re good.
May 28
New React Aria release!
📆 Calendar multi-select, week/day views, month/year pickers, custom weeksInMonth
⚓️ RangeCalendar unavailable anchor date
✅ Checkbox/Radio/Switch description and error message
👢 TableFooter
⛽️ SliderFill
💯 Non-object collection items
🧪 New test utils
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New React Aria release!
📆 Calendar multi-select, week/day views, month/year pickers, custom weeksInMonth
⚓️ RangeCalendar unavailable anchor date
✅ Checkbox/Radio/Switch description and error message
👢 TableFooter
⛽️ SliderFill
💯 Non-object collection items
🧪 New test utils
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Huge thanks to everyone who contributed! Check out the full release notes for all the details. react-aria.adobe.com/release…
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May 23
Small update to the Skeleton component.
You can now wrap your actual UI with Skeleton, set isLoading, and everything inside will automatically animate as a loading state.
Cleaner API, less duplicated placeholder markup.
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Looks like Vite 8 is using Lightning CSS as the default CSS minifier! Most next-generation build tools are now using it, including Turbopack, Rspack, Tailwind, Parcel, Bun (a port), and now Vite. ⚡️
ALT Lightning CSS is now used for CSS minification by default. You can use the build.cssMinify: 'esbuild' option to switch back to esbuild. Note that you need to install esbuild as a devDependency.
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This is incredible, but to be honest, I could use some help with maintenance. I appreciate sponsorships, but unfortunately this does not magically create more time for me to work on it. CSS is evolving very quickly and it's difficult to keep up with all the new features as a solo dev. I'm sorry if my slowness has affected you.
Now that Lightning CSS is a core ecosystem dependency, I need to find a way to improve this. I'll be reaching out to each of these tools soon to try to bring on representatives as maintainers. And if you're interested in helping, please reach out as well. Hopefully we can get a good core team established and speed up the process a bit.
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Finally had time to write up some thoughts on what I need help with and the project philosophy: github.com/parcel-bundler/li…
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lol will be hilarious if this ends up porting lightningcss -> zig -> rust (but slop) 😂
Is it April fool now? 😳
@bunjavascript has a porting doc from @ziglang to @rustlang
github.com/oven-sh/bun/blob/…
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React Aria has built-in support for drag and drop. This kanban board is only ~100 lines, and even supports keyboard accessibility with no additional code needed! 🙂
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Tried out oxlint on the React Aria repo:
eslint: 78.13s
oxlint: 35.27s
oxlint without react-compiler rules: 2.9s
Can't wait for the React Compiler Rust port. 😅
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Creating your own slop forks of battle tested libraries to make them smaller is a great way to introduce subtle bugs for edge cases you didn’t know you had, create accessibility issues you didn’t know to look for, security problems, etc. The reason we use libraries has never been just to avoid the cost of writing the code ourselves. It’s to start from a baseline level of quality instead of discovering all those edge cases in production.
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Is TanStack replacing React itself? No. But "redact" is an interesting experiment in seeing how much overhead is currently in React, and also pushing the limits of agentic coding. tannerlinsley.com/posts/proj… (Personally I think it should have been called freeact, but that's just me)
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How to make scrollbars not suck: don’t override user preferences
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How to make scrollbars not suck
scrollbar-width: thin;
scrollbar-color: gray transparent;
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Where are all the data fetching libraries for React Suspense? I know TanStack Query and SWR technically support it but they are quite complex and kinda feel like they're from a prior era. I think a library that truly embraced Suspense would be an order of magnitude simpler.
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