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  Ruby on Rails fans is eagerly awaiting Rails 7, which comes with numerous new features and updates. A new feature of Rails 7 is Hotwire , which can be used to build dynamic, modern web applications without writing any JavaScript. As part of the latest update, ActiveRecord, ActiveJob, ActiveStorage, and ActiveRecord, etc will be updated. A quick overview of the features you will likely need when working with Rails 7 is presented below.    Merged: Instead of requiring the whole JavaScript toolchain, Rails should default to using Webpack. A mapped Hotwire import will allow us to easily move from Hotwire to Webpack if needed. For those who know the full JS chain would be needed (such as when using React), the webpack option will still be available.   Retry jobs indefinitely from Rails 7:- Retrying jobs indefinitely from Rails 7:- With Active Jobs, you can declare and run asynchronous jobs on queue backends asynchronously. These jobs may fail because of incorrect ...

  React 18 is About to Launch! Important features you need to know about. The latest version of React has been announced to be launched shortly & published a React 18 Alpha version. React has prioritized gradual adoption in this new update; you can upgrade to React 18 with minimal or no changes to your code. This version of React includes new features, including batching, APIs, and a Streaming Server renderer. Working groups are also available in React 18. Why should you choose to React?    React.js is the top open-source javascript development platform for building front-ends, especially SPAs. Developers can create applications with a user interface that takes into account future requirements by using it.   What is the React 18 Working Group? The React 18 Working Group is built to prepare the ecosystem to integrate React 18 with existing applications and libraries. This will be the first Working Group (WG) of its kind to incorporate the local ecosystem and regi...