Changes to React DOM Server in React 18

React 18 separates the React DOM library into two parts: react-dom for client-side rendering and react-dom/server for server-side rendering.

Impact: If you’re using server-side rendering, import react-dom/server explicitly where needed in your server-side code.



How to Upgrade to React 18?

React 18 evolves the popular JavaScript component framework with new features built around concurrent rendering and suspense. It promises better performance, more capabilities, and an improved developer experience for apps that make the switch.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the steps to upgrade to React 18. Along with this, we will also showcase some of the features that are introduced in React 18.

Table of Content

  • Installing React 18
    • With Create React App Command
    • Using NPM or Yarn
  • Some updates of React 18
  • Major Changes in React 18:
  • Changes to React DOM Server in React 18:

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Major Changes in React 18:

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Changes to React DOM Server in React 18:

React 18 separates the React DOM library into two parts: react-dom for client-side rendering and react-dom/server for server-side rendering....