To celebrate the release of Preact 11, we're hosting a design competition for the Preact website!

The wait is finally over: Preact 11 is here! Preact 11 is an incremental update upon the stability and dependability of Preact X, bringing with it a number of new features like Hydration 2.0, automatic ref forwarding, and Object.is equality checks in hook arguments.

Demystifying how island architecture works and being able to setup your own, using tools you already have around you.

It's been a half-year since our prerendering plugin has somewhat quietly become available in `@preact/preset-vite`, so let's talk about it, our history, and the ecosystem at large

Preact X has been released for five years, let's go over all the exciting things that have happened.

The new release of Preact Signals brings significant performance updates to the foundations of the reactive system. Read on to learn what kinds of tricks we employed to make this happen.

Signals are an easier way to manage your application's state compared to hooks. A signal is a container object with a special "value" property that holds some value. Reading a signal's value property from within a component or computed function automatically subscribes to updates, and writing to the value property triggers subscriptions.