Exploring the Intl API and more React rendering info!

The Intl API just became easier to understand and diving in depth on the future of react rendering

The Intl API has been receiving consistent updates for quite a long time now. It can be very difficult to keep up with changes. But, these changes are very important!

They make our life a ton easier by including native functionalities that can replace expensive or possibly outdated libraries.

Looking at the `DateTimeFormat` section there is tons of information regarding all the different options and even output examples:

Check out the playground: https://www.intl-explorer.com/?locale=en-US

Prateek Surana @psuranas

New Article Alert 📢 This article is based on a talk I gave at @ReactBangalore last month Understand the problems with React's current rendering patterns and how the new rendering patterns to be introduced with future versions will solve those problems prateeksurana.me/blog/future-of…

prateeksurana.meThe future of rendering in ReactUnderstand what are the problems with current rendering patterns in React, and how the new rendering patterns introduced with React 18 and future versions of React aim to solve them.

Last week I included an article explaining how React Re-render works, this week I find it fitting to include an article explaining the future of React rendering.

Prateek expertly goes over React 18 and its implications for the future of React rendering. I highly recommend checking out the full article for anyone curious about the future of React.

Here is a video version as well:

Full article: https://prateeksurana.me/blog/future-of-rendering-in-react/

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