Next.js Weekly #108: React Email 5, Better Upload, Error Boundary,...
Posted on Nov 17
• Originally published at nextjsweekly.com
Hey folks, this is the first issue with the new template for the newsletter. I'm still working on the design, but I wanted to get it out there so you can see the changes. Let me know in case you have any feedback.
The main announcement of this week is the release of React Email 5.0.0. This major version brings lots of improvements, including support for Tailwind 4, a new Dark Mode Switcher, Resend integration for team collaboration, and 8 new components like avatars, stats, and testimonials. It also adds compatibility with React 19.2 and Next.js 16
Nicolas takes a closer look at useTransition and why the React Docs example might not be a great starting point for real-world UX
Looks at a change in how React 19 handles error boundaries. The author compares how errors were caught and logged in React 18 versus React 19, showing that React now stops after the first error instead of trying to re-render
A detailed guide on how to create Progressive Web App icons that change based on the environment. The post got recently updated and now reflects the switch from next-pwa to Serwist, which works natively with Turbopack
Learn how to keep UI state during navigation with Activity, add built-in animations with View Transitions, and write cleaner code with useEffectEvent.
useExtracted is a new experimental feature that aims to make internationalization (i18n) as simple and intuitive as Tailwind made styling. Instead of managing message keys or JSON catalogs, useExtracted lets you write inline messages directly in components, automatically generating and syncing message files.
After a full redesign, Kilpi 1.0 focuses on simplicity and a cleaner API. Client and server packages now share a consistent API, with new caching via KilpiClient.$cache, and new React components:
A complete modern starter built with Bun.js, Prisma, tRPC, Tailwind, and shadcn/ui on top of Next.js. It comes with built‑in authentication, payments, logging, and analytics, plus CI/CD workflows and Docker setup
Source: Dev.to
