React-dom versions 0.14.9 and 0.14.10 offer developers tools for seamlessly integrating React components with the Document Object Model (DOM). Both versions share the same core functionality as described by their identical descriptions, they act as the crucial bridge between React's virtual DOM and the real DOM, enabling efficient updates and manipulation of the web page's structure and content. Both versions have an empty dependency object, indicating they don't directly rely on other npm packages for core functionality, minimizing potential dependency conflicts. The versions share the BSD-3-Clause license, permitting flexible use in diverse projects, both commercial and open-source.
However, the key difference lies in their release dates and the targeted peer dependency on the React library. Version 0.14.9 was released significantly earlier, in April 2017, while version 0.14.10 saw a later release in October 2020. This indicates that 0.14.10 likely incorporates bug fixes, performance improvements, or compatibility adjustments made necessary by changes in the broader JavaScript ecosystem during that period. Importantly, version 0.14.10 targets react:^0.14.10 as a peer dependency, whereas 0.14.9 targets react:^0.14.9. Developers should prioritize upgrading to version 0.14.10 alongside React version 0.14.10 to benefit from the latest refinements and to ensure compatibility between React and React-dom thus avoiding unexpected behaviors or potential security vulnerabilities. The "dist" section showcases the .tgz file for download from the npm registry.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.14.10 of the package react-dom