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react-hook-form

3.23.7

Comparision Betweeen 3.23.7 and 3.23.6

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Version 3.23.7 Details

React Hook Form is a popular library for building performant and user-friendly forms in React applications. Versions 3.23.6 and 3.23.7 are closely related, with the newer version released shortly after the former. The primary difference between these versions lies in their release date and potentially some minor internal fixes or adjustments. Version 3.23.7 was released on September 12, 2019, at 23:39:25.606Z, approximately 17 hours after version 3.23.6 which was released on the same day at 06:48:43.449Z. Additionally, the unpacked size of version 3.23.7 is slightly larger (162121 bytes) compared to version 3.23.6(162001 bytes), suggesting minor code changes or additions.

For developers using React Hook Form, both versions offer the same core functionality of providing a flexible and extensible way to manage form state, validation, and submission using React Hooks. The library boasts excellent performance, reducing re-renders by isolating form updates. It integrates smoothly with UI libraries and provides various features such as built-in validation, controlled and uncontrolled components support, and TypeScript compatibility, as reflected in the extensive list of devDependencies like @types/react and @typescript-eslint/parser. The peerDependencies indicate that it requires React and React DOM versions 16.8.0 or higher. While upgrading from 3.23.6 to 3.23.7 is likely a low-risk endeavour, developers should always consult the library's changelog for specific details on bug fixes or improvements to ensure a smooth transition and to leverage any potential benefits.

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