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ZhuanZhuan Frontend Weekly – Curated Technical Articles

The ZhuanZhuan Frontend Weekly curates five recent technical articles—including a Rust‑based JavaScript bundler, Airbnb’s seamless React upgrade, HarmonyOS ArkUI framework, a JavaScript Super Mario game, and the Interface Segregation Principle in React—providing concise English summaries and links for developers.

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ZhuanZhuan Frontend Weekly – Curated Technical Articles

ZhuanZhuan Frontend Weekly aims to curate the industry’s best articles for readers and invites contributions via its public account.

1、Rspack 1.0 发布了!

Rspack is a next‑generation JavaScript bundler written in Rust, compatible with webpack’s API and ecosystem, offering up to ten times the build performance of webpack.

2、爱彼迎如何平滑升级 React

Imagine upgrading the core technology stack of a massive online platform to the latest version without interrupting service—a technical “heart transplant.” Airbnb successfully achieved this by using a custom React upgrade system that rolled out new React versions gradually, collected feedback, and shared valuable lessons for smooth upgrades.

3、HarmonyOS ArkUI工程框架解析

According to the HarmonyOS Developer site, ArkUI is a declarative open framework; developers can use ArkTS syntax to design a minimal DSL and rich UI components for cross‑device interface development.

4、我用JS开发一款超级玛丽游戏

From a beginner’s dream of creating a game, the author built an MVP version of Super Mario using JavaScript, leveraging leaferjs for graphics rendering and Vue for UI and map editing; the article explains the development process and APIs.

5、React 中的接口隔离原则

The SOLID principles, especially the Interface Segregation Principle (ISP), remain vital for code quality and project structure; the author discusses how ISP can be applied universally, even outside traditional object‑oriented environments, to improve React codebases.
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