Write your own React with Concurrent Mode from Scratch

December 29, 2019 Leave a comment

At React Advanced 2019 Conference, Shawn Wang planned on giving a talk on writing your own React with Hooks from scratch.

As he already did that (ace!) talk at JSConf.Asia (video here), he decided to swing things around and write his own React clone with support for Concurrent Mode:

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