CoreUI PRO for React v5.23.3
We are pleased to announce CoreUI PRO for React v5.23.3 — a targeted maintenance release that includes essential bug fixes, security updates, and performance improvements for enhanced stability and developer experience.
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How to Upgrade
To update your project to CoreUI PRO for React v5.23.3, follow these steps:
- Open your
package.json. - Update the following dependencies:
@coreui/react-proto5.23.3@coreui/coreui-proto5.21.0
- Save the file.
- Run your package manager:
- npm:
npm install - yarn:
yarn install
- npm:
🛠 Bug Fixes and Improvements
Component Stability
- CDataTable: Fixed sorting issues with complex data types and custom comparators
- CModal: Improved backdrop click handling and scroll behavior management
- CDropdown: Enhanced positioning calculations for edge cases and viewport boundaries
- Form Validation: Resolved validation state inconsistencies in nested form structures
TypeScript Enhancements
- Type Definitions: Improved type accuracy for component props and event handlers
- Generic Types: Enhanced generic type support for data table and form components
- Export Definitions: Fixed missing export definitions for utility types
- Intellisense Support: Better IDE autocompletion and error detection
Cross-Browser Compatibility
- Safari Fixes: Resolved rendering issues specific to Safari browsers
- Edge Compatibility: Enhanced compatibility with Microsoft Edge
- Mobile Browsers: Improved touch interaction handling on mobile devices
- CSS Compatibility: Fixed CSS property support across different browser versions
📦 Dependency Updates
This release includes important dependency updates for enhanced security and performance:
Security Updates
- Updated dependencies to address recently identified security vulnerabilities
- Enhanced build process security with updated development tools
- Improved package integrity verification and dependency scanning
Performance Dependencies
- Updated build tools for faster compilation and better optimization
- Enhanced bundling efficiency with updated webpack and related tools
- Improved development server performance for faster hot reloading
💡 Migration Notes
No Breaking Changes
This is a patch release with no breaking changes. All existing implementations will continue to work without modifications while benefiting from:
- Enhanced component stability and bug fixes
- Improved TypeScript support and type safety
- Better cross-browser compatibility
- Security and performance updates
Recommended Actions
Consider reviewing:
- TypeScript implementations to leverage improved type definitions
- Data table implementations for better sorting behavior
- Modal and dropdown usage for enhanced stability
- Form validation logic to benefit from improved consistency
🎯 Enhanced User Experience
Developer Experience
This release focuses on improving:
- Type Safety: Enhanced TypeScript definitions for better development experience
- Debugging: Improved error messages and development warnings
- IDE Support: Better autocompletion and IntelliSense integration
- Documentation: Enhanced inline documentation and JSDoc comments
Runtime Performance
Key performance improvements include:
- Component Rendering: Optimized component lifecycle and rendering performance
- Memory Usage: Improved memory management in data-heavy components
- Event Handling: More efficient event listener management
- Bundle Optimization: Reduced bundle size through better tree-shaking
Quality Assurance
Enhanced testing and validation:
- Cross-Platform Testing: Comprehensive testing across different operating systems
- Browser Testing: Extended testing matrix for browser compatibility
- Accessibility Testing: Automated accessibility compliance verification
- Performance Testing: Benchmarking and performance regression testing
Upgrade to CoreUI PRO for React v5.23.3 today to benefit from enhanced stability, improved TypeScript support, and better cross-browser compatibility.
📚 Learn More
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