Welcome to Syntax. On this Monday hasty treat we're going to be talking about

React 19. React 19 is it's here it's in a's in a data to drink in Canada.

It's old enough to drinking Canada. We we just zoomed on up to react 19 it seems and

there's a lot of really cool new features a lot of cool stuff and

we're going to be breaking down everything that is new and improved within

react 19. My name is Scott Tolinsky I'm a developer from Denver I'm

I'm not 19 I'm almost 19 times 2 that's not great so I just just coming to that

realization here either way with me as always is Wes Boss. Hey excited to talk about

React 19 the beta just dropped as as a recording the beta dropped last week you're

probably listening to a week or two after

and it's the first major react release in almost two years. You've been able to kind of

use the beta in NextJAS for about a year now, but now it has fully dropped with all of the different features.

So we're going to do a quick rundown of, A, new why is it useful what pain does it solve and I don't

know why I said a but and be like how do you how do you upgrade you know like if you're on react 18 right now what does the

upgrade path look like is it going to be painful or is it going to be gonna be an easy one

yeah sick cool and before we get into this you going to want to make sure that you have some

error and accept and handling tools if you're doing any migration of any kind, or even worse, checking out a

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Century.io. slash syntax. And if you sign up you go two months for free, it's a great place to track

all of your errors and exceptions, to track all of your performance, to even track

Bentrix. It's a really, really amazing tool and it's so deep we use just an endless amount of tools

in Sentry ourselves. So check it out, Century. I. Oh,

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