AI Changelog

New Features

Profiler: Experience improved performance with the new Profiler feature that tracks rendering times and helps identify performance bottlenecks in your components.
Server Rendering: Enjoy the new enableSuspenseServerRenderer feature flag that allows for server rendering of placeholder components, enhancing the user experience during loading states.
React.lazy: Start loading components lazily with the new React.lazy feature, which allows for better performance by splitting code and loading components only when needed.

Error Handling: Receive clearer error messages when using React.forwardRef incorrectly, helping you to quickly identify and fix issues in your code.
CSS Properties: Benefit from the addition of gridArea to unitless CSS properties, allowing for more flexible styling options in your components.
Testing: Experience enhanced testing capabilities with new Jest matchers for async tests, making it easier to write and verify asynchronous behavior in your components.

Fix issues with hydration of non-string dangerouslySetInnerHTML.__html, ensuring that your components render correctly without warnings or errors during hydration.
Fix a crash that occurs during server rendering in React 16.4.1, ensuring a smoother experience when using server-side rendering.
Fix incorrect behavior with composition events when using Korean IME on IE11, improving compatibility and user experience for users on that platform.

Improve documentation for event bubbling order, providing clarity on how events are dispatched in React, which can help developers understand and debug their applications better.
Remove unused dependencies from the workspace, streamlining the codebase and improving overall performance.

Profiler: Experience improved performance with the new Profiler feature that tracks rendering times and helps identify performance bottlenecks in your components.
Server Rendering: Enjoy the new enableSuspenseServerRenderer feature flag that allows for server rendering of placeholder components, enhancing the user experience during loading states.
React.lazy: Start loading components lazily with the new React.lazy feature, which allows for better performance by splitting code and loading components only when needed.

Error Handling: Receive clearer error messages when using React.forwardRef incorrectly, helping you to quickly identify and fix issues in your code.
CSS Properties: Benefit from the addition of gridArea to unitless CSS properties, allowing for more flexible styling options in your components.
Testing: Experience enhanced testing capabilities with new Jest matchers for async tests, making it easier to write and verify asynchronous behavior in your components.

Fix issues with hydration of non-string dangerouslySetInnerHTML.__html, ensuring that your components render correctly without warnings or errors during hydration.
Fix a crash that occurs during server rendering in React 16.4.1, ensuring a smoother experience when using server-side rendering.
Fix incorrect behavior with composition events when using Korean IME on IE11, improving compatibility and user experience for users on that platform.

Improve documentation for event bubbling order, providing clarity on how events are dispatched in React, which can help developers understand and debug their applications better.
Remove unused dependencies from the workspace, streamlining the codebase and improving overall performance.