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Electron 14.0.0 release

Release rhythm changes

Starting with Electron 15 in September, Electron will release a new stable release every 8 weeks. Electron 15 will begin testing on September 1, 2021, and a stable version will be released on September 21, 2021.

In addition, Electron will change its support from the latest three versions to the latest four versions through May 2022.

Release timeline: Electron release time line | Electron

Technology stack changes

  • Chromium 93
  • Node. Js 14.17.0
  • V8 9.3

Important features

  • Default value changed: nativeWindowOpenNow the default istrue`
  • Child Windows no longer inherit from their parentsBrowserWindowConstruction options
  • Add newsession.storagePathAPI to get the path to session-specific data on disk.
  • added@electron/remoteThe use ofprocess.contextId
  • Experimental cookie encryption support was added after Electron Fuse

Release details

Electron 14.0.0 | Electron Blog

StackBlitz supports rapid creation of nuxt.js applications

Now you can quickly create nuxt.js applications in WebContainer!

Twitter: StackBlitz on Twitter: “📢 Yay! You can now start a @nuxt_js project in WebContainer!” / Twitter

📦 Open Source

react-native-elements

React Native is a simple and useful component library that can be used on the Web.

GitHub Repo: react-native elements/react-native elements: cross-platform React Native UI Toolkit

7guis-React-TypeScript-Mobx

A page that implements 7 user interfaces using React, TypeScript, and Mobx.

For those of you familiar with Redux, getting started with Mobx can be a bit of a hurdle, but the Repo provides seven examples of Mobx implementations to help you learn and get started with Mobx.

Home Page: 7GUIs in React/MobX/TypeScript

GitHub Repo: Eugenkiss / 7guis-react-typescript-mobx: Implementation of 7guis with React, TypeScript and MobX

📑 Article

Summary of NestJS practice

NestJS is a modern enterprise-level Node.js Web framework that provides a powerful CLI and many out-of-the-box features.

This article summarizes some experience and skills of using NestJS in the process of production practice, which can help you avoid stepping on pits in the process of practice. It is worth learning!

Original link: Nest. Js practice summary

What to make of React Native’s new architecture?

Facebook officially announced plans and roadmap for a massive refactoring of React Native in June 2018. The goal is to make React Native lighter and more adaptable to hybrid development, approaching or even matching the Native experience.

This article analyzes React Native’s new architecture in depth from the perspective of principles and source code, and introduces in detail what major changes React Native’s new architecture will bring in terms of performance.

React Native’s new architecture

Close reading of Recoil

Recoil is Facebook’s next generation React state management solution that deeply embraces React Hooks and brings a new way of thinking about state management to the community.

The article starts from the basic usage of Recoil, step by step into the essence, very worth reading!

Close reading recoil md at v2 · Ascoders /weekly

Should YOU use Object or Map in your JS project?

For beginners, perhaps the biggest question is, “What should I use when?” .

This article compares the differences between Object and Map from the aspects of usage, performance comparison and memory consumption, etc. It gives a good answer to when you should use Object and when you should use Map.

Should Object or Map be used in JS projects? – zhihu