React 18, React Redux 8, and TypeScript: What you need to know

React Redux 8, currently in beta, is being developed alongside React 18 to incorporate new features such as server-side rendering (SSR), transitions, and automatic batch rendering. The codebase for React Redux 8 has been fully converted to TypeScript, enhancing type safety and reducing bugs. This version is compatible with React 18, supporting APIs like useSyncExternalStore for concurrent rendering and reworking connect and useSelector for better integration. The upgrade involves using the new createRoot API for performance improvements, though the legacy API remains available. React Redux 8 also modernizes its build output to compile to ES2017, reducing bundle sizes and removing legacy APIs like connectAdvanced and the pure option. React 18 introduces automatic render batching and enhancements to SSR with Suspense, allowing asynchronous server-side rendering and prioritization of content. Developers upgrading their applications are advised to monitor for any issues and provide feedback during the beta phase.

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