~reactstatus | Issue 417 - How to start a React project in 2025 (8)

Quicky: An Easy Way to Self-Host Next.js & Node.js Apps — A CLI tool that simplifies deployment and management of Next.js and Node projects.

React D3 Tree: Interactive Tree Graph Component — Handy for things like family trees or org charts. There are a few practical examples on display here. Uses D3 for rendering. GitHub repo.

The React Data Table I Always Wanted — A look into a particularly fast and clean shadcn/ui-based data table component (GitHub repo). You can see a live demo here.

The State of React 2024 Survey Results — There’s too much to go into depth here, so enjoy having a browse through insights gleaned from almost 8,000 responses. We get to learn that forwardRef and memo are the two top ‘pain points’ among React devs, Redux continues to lead amongst state management libraries, and SPAs continue to make up the majority of React use...

Why I Rebuilt ProseMirror’s Renderer in React — A former engineer for the New York Times unpacks years of work on integrating React with ProseMirror, a toolkit for building rich text editors which notoriously does not ‘play nicely’ with React. A great look into the details of the challenges involved.

Build a Next.js Sign-Up Form with React Hook Form — Features progressive enhancement, dynamic validation, and secure password handling with Argon2.

1. How to Start a React Project in 2024 — It seems appropriate we started out 2024 with a look at the pros and cons of a few approaches to kicking off a React app. I bet we'll be getting a 2025 edition soon too!

Complete Intro to React v9: New Project, Modern Stack — Join Brian Holt in building a pizza delivery app from scratch. Master hooks, TanStack Router, testing, and React 19 features in this comprehensive guide to modern React development. No prior React experience needed.