React JS - Versions History

React JS - Versions History

Version

Month

Description


0.3

    

May 2013


First Version was introduced concepts of components & Virtual DOM.



0.4


October 2013


This version introduced the ability to render components on server side & improved performance.


0.5


November 2013


The focus of this release was on improving performance & fix bugs.


0.6


February 2014


Flux Architecture was introduced. It provided unidirectional flow.


0.7

March 2014    


React elements which allows developers to create and manipulate React Components.


 0.8

May 2014   


Brought significant improvements to server side rendering & introduced new life cycle methods for components. 


0.9 


June 2014 


Introduction to React Developer Tools, a browser extension for Inspecting  and Debugging React Components. 


 
0.10


July  2014


Performance Improvements & Bug Fixes.  


0.11 


September 2014


Introduced more compact representation of React Components resulting in better performance & small bundle sizes. 


0.12 

October 2014 

Introduction of React Native.


 

 

 0.13    

 

March 2015 

 

  • New way  of defining components using classes, known as "ES6 classes".

  • It also included various improvements & bug fixed.

0.14 

October 2015


Introduced of React’s official package manager npm. 


 
React 15


April 2016 


Introduced a major change by  separating React into two packages : React & React React DOM.

 It also included performance optimization & bug fixes. 


 

React 16
(Major Release)


 September 2017


Improvements including Fiber Reconciliation engine, Error Handling enhancements, Server Side Rendering.

Introduced concept of React Portals for rendering components.

 

React 17


 October 2020


Improved ECO System inside the application according to their future updates.



React 18 

 

September 2021


Concurrent Rendering : It allows React to work on multiple tasks simultaneously.

React Server Components : A new way to build components that can be rendered on the server & sent to the client as HTML. This features aims to improve server side rendering experience & performance.

Improved Developer Tools

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