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🎉Super excited to introduce React Internals Explorer which visualize how React works internally automatically! No more guessing on how it works! Inspect it! In the video I demoed how we can easily see how React@19 and 18 handle siblings differently when a promise is thrown. 😳 So far it... show more

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jser2 years ago

Give it a try:

jser2 years ago

A quick guide on the UI of React Internals Explorer

🔻Mohamed2 years ago

Awesome! Can imagine the hard work put into this. Congrats 🚀🎊

Alexander G. Yang2 years ago

I think you should apply to join React core team.

jser2 years ago

flattered...the bar would be too high for me I think...

Hamza Bahlaouane2 years ago

@incepterr عيد مبارك سعيد 😄

Gleb2 years ago

Awesome tool! I've been struggling to grasp the inner workings of React, and this tool seems like my lifesaver!

jser2 years ago

Thx! Yeah I was struggling so created it.

Patrick M.2 years ago

That's amazing! The animations look really good too.

jser2 years ago

Thanks! yeah... I scratched my head to come up with current layout

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