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react-sticky-box

2.0.4

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Version 2.0.4 Details

React Sticky Box, a lightweight and versatile component for creating sticky elements within React applications, saw a subtle but noteworthy update from version 2.0.3 to 2.0.4 on April 14th, 2023. While both versions share identical development dependencies including the latest Typescript typings for React and React-DOM, along with Esbuild for fast builds, and identical peer dependencies requiring at least React version 16.8.0, a key difference lies in the unpacked size of the distributed package. Version 2.0.4 is slightly smaller at 16547 bytes compared to version 2.0.3's 16555 bytes, suggesting minor optimizations or code trimming. Both versions are licensed under ISC and maintained by Daniel Berndt, ensuring developer-friendly usage and clear attribution.

The library itself provides a straightforward way to implement sticky positioning, a common UI pattern enhancing user experience by keeping elements fixed relative to the viewport as the user scrolls. The core functionality of React Sticky Box remains consistent between these versions, ensuring a reliable and predictable behavior for developers relying on it. This stable update reinforces the package's utility for creating engaging and intuitive layouts, especially in scenarios needing persistent navigation or contextual information. It allows for the creation of layouts where specific parts of the page remain visible during scrolling which offers improved user experience.

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