The React team released version 16.3 a couple days ago.
This new version (featuring a new Context API) will undoubtedly be useful to lots of developers working on Reaction projects.
On a related note, separation of the client and back-end means no more Meteor session variables. As they are often used as global reactive variables, leveraging the Context API to replace them makes a lot of sense to me. Less magic - better maintainability. 😀
There are no breaking changes announced for this version.
The React team released version 16.3 a couple days ago.
This new version (featuring a new Context API) will undoubtedly be useful to lots of developers working on Reaction projects.
On a related note, separation of the client and back-end means no more Meteor session variables. As they are often used as global reactive variables, leveraging the Context API to replace them makes a lot of sense to me. Less magic - better maintainability. 😀
There are no breaking changes announced for this version.