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react-dom

16.13.0

Comparision Betweeen 16.13.0 and 16.12.0

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2.86 MB

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Version 16.13.0 Details

React DOM version 16.13.0 represents a minor update in the React ecosystem, focusing primarily on internal improvements and bug fixes rather than introducing groundbreaking new features. Compared to its previous stable version, 16.12.0, the key difference lies in the updated dependency on the scheduler package, moving from ^0.18.0 to ^0.19.0. This indicates enhancements in React's scheduling mechanism, which governs how updates are prioritized and executed. Developers might see subtle improvements in application performance, particularly in complex components with frequent updates or interactions with animations. Also, the fileCount parameter went from 54 to 40, and so the unpackedSize one, from 3280531 to 2997433, that could indicate an optimization in the build process.

The react-dom package remains the entry point for rendering React components within a web browser environment. It handles the translation of React's virtual DOM representation into actual DOM manipulations, ensuring efficient updates and a responsive user interface. Both versions, 16.12.0 and 16.13.0, maintain compatibility with React version ^16.0.0 as specified in the peerDependencies. Developers can upgrade to 16.13.0 with the expectation of minimal disruption to their existing codebases, provided they are already adhering to React 16 best practices. The MIT license ensures flexibility for usage in various projects, both open-source and commercial. The move to version 16.13.0 landed on February 26th 2020, a few months after version 16.12.0, released on November 14th 2019.

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