React version 0.14.0 marks a notable step forward from its predecessor, 0.13.3, offering developers enhancements and changes that streamline the development process. One key difference lies in the dependencies; version 0.14.0 introduces a dependency on fbjs at version ^0.3.1, a collection of JavaScript utilities maintained by Facebook, while version 0.13.3 lacks this dependency. This addition suggests underlying architectural or functional improvements within React itself, potentially leveraging the functionalities offered by fbjs.
Both versions maintain the core purpose of React as a JavaScript library for building user interfaces, described consistently in their descriptions. They also share the same licensing, utilizing the BSD-3-Clause license, and rely on envify at version ^3.0.0 for environment variable substitution during the build process.
The repository URL differs subtly, with 0.14.0 using git+https while 0.13.3 uses https. This minor difference is unlikely to impact developers significantly. Release dates are also far apart: version 0.14.0 2015-10-07 and version 0.13.3 2015-05-08.
For developers considering upgrading, the introduction of the fbjs dependency in 0.14.0 is the major consideration. Understanding how React utilizes fbjs will be crucial for ensuring compatibility and leveraging any new features or optimizations it enables.
The are not vulnerabilities for the version 0.14.0 of the package react