We’ve looked through the stats for the 20 issues of JavaScript Weekly published so far in 2016 and have collected together the most popular React articles, videos and tutorials readers have clicked on.

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Péter Márton

One developer’s extensive set of insights and ideas around best practices when developing React apps.

This article got 6775 clicks from JavaScript Weekly readers alone!

Arunoda Susiripala

An introduction to a tool for developing UI components outside of your app in an isolated, more collaborative environment.

Jason Miller

An attempt to recreate React’s core functionality with as little code as possible and with first-class ES6 support. There are lots of demos to check out.

It seems quite a few people are looking for React-flavored alternatives.

Angular Team

Angular and React? Here’s a look at work being done to render Angular 2 apps with React Native to make cross-platform native app dev easier.

Not something we’d seen coming, but it’s great to see this cooperation.

YouTube

Didn’t make it to React.js Conf? Enjoy all of the videos here. Perhaps start with Nick Schrock’s keynote?

Any conference that shares all of its videos online is okay by us.

Dan Abramov

Dan Abramov, the creator of Redux and React Hot Loader, takes an extensive look at the issues around implementing hot reloading functionality for React components and what he’s working on next.

One of the heroes of the React world.

André Staltz

Just one guy’s opinion, but it blew up on Hacker News.

Opinion pieces always tend to do well in JavaScript Weekly. We link them if they’re getting major traction elsewhere, but don’t necessarily endorse them ourselves.

Airbnb

A look at Enzyme, a library for testing React components.

Dan Abramov

With the first ‘major version’ release following 0.14.0, React 15 brought key improvements to how React interacts with the DOM and removed some deprecations. 15.0.1 followed a day later, but 15 was the major release.

Smashing Magazine

An very in-depth tutorial, with code, diagrams, and insights into the process behind creating an isomorphic React and Express app.

Facebook

After just one year in the open source community, React Native has changed the way many developers build apps on both desktop and mobile platforms. This is a great summary of what’s occurred.

React Native has opened up React to a whole new type of developer (and, conversely, mobile development to existing React developers.)

Evil Corp

Wireframe basic React components and download a skeleton project for Express or Hapi in one click.

Cory House

A fiery showdown by Cory House.

Angular vs React articles have become a trend in recent months.

Cam Jackson

Everyone loves a list post.. right? Keep your components small, write functional components, write stateless components, use Redux.js, and more.

Dan Prince

An in-depth comparison of 3 React alternatives (Deku, Preact and Virtual Dom) and why they could prove useful for your next project.

Shannon Duncan

Another comparison, but this time based on statistics and properties of each framework.

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