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I have gathered React libraries you should know about to build many different types of projects and become a react wizπ§ββοΈ.
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This is a goldmine.
Thanks for sharing, Anmol
Agreed!
Thanks Bonnie & Uli! Appreciate it :)
ItΕ a good and a bad thing that React needs so many additional libraries. Even 17 additional third party dependencies can be too much and 1 can be enough to introduce a single point of failure beyond your control.
I think it's a matter of perspective not to reinvent the wheel unless you're building something ten times better with the same concept.
For instance, you must be aware of NextAuth, and even well-trusted packages have external dependencies. We are just part of one big ecosystem, and having external dependencies is a privilege as far as I believe.
You must be aware that even if a problem arises, developers would rush to help in solving that issue as soon as possible. It has happened countless times!
I recommend React Flowbite to developers looking to streamline their UI development process and deliver exceptional user experiences effortlessly.
React Flowbite seamlessly combines React's power with Flowbite CSS's sleek design elements, offering a range of reusable components for stunning interfaces. It's a time-saving solution for developers, allowing them to focus on functionality while effortlessly creating visually appealing web applications.
Another Anmol banger :)
Haha! Loved the word "banger" :D
Thanks!
Thank you for this insightful post! I wanted to add another fantastic open-source React framework to the mix: React-admin. With 24k+ stars on GitHub, React-admin is the go-to solution for building powerful single-page applications, whether it's ERPs, Admin panels, or B2B apps.
If you're looking to take your React projects to the next level, React-admin is definitely worth exploring!
This is from another world. I haven't seen any React library selections as comprehensive as this. Thanks for sharing.
For anyone who wants to explore further, here's also a helpful collection for React resources: webcurate.co/c/react
I recommend zustand for state management and Fancybox from Fancyapps for displaying media
Thanks
Excellent read Anmol! π
Thanks for reading Bap :)
I feel good that you found this good enough.
Actually a really good list of tools. I am often sceptical of such compilations, but I really did enjoy this one. Thanks for sharing
I think we should not put Cypress to the list, it's framework agnostic.
Great list ! Never heard about react-flow before π
Yep, React Flow is an awesome library that many people aren't aware of.
Even I was shocked when I first learned about React flow & it's plugins.
A fun fact that I noticed is that Supabase is one of the sponsors of React Flow.
Cool, looking forward to checking some of these out!
Such a goldmine! Thanks for sharing, Anmol π₯
Thanks! I'm thrilled you found this valuable :D
didn't know node-based UIs exists, thanks
Some of these libraries are new to me and seem very useful! Thanks for the article. Will save for later.
Great Share
Nice choice. I think though that the first most important library is bundlesize. Firsr check your library is not going to make your app too big and slow to load.
good article. very useful list, thanks
Impressive list; I'm only using react-i18next. Others like refine, tremor, and react-virtualized intrigue me for potential future projects.
Yes, a lot of developers use
react-i18nextsince it has a very excellent use case. Other options like React flow, refine & tremor are good options depending upon the case.But we are developers and we love playing with cool concepts :D
Best of luck for future projects!
thanks for sharing
Thanks for the information
This much react information is overwhelming and satisfying at the same time π
Anyways, such a great blog...FOLLOWED!
When I first read the title, I thought that I would know most of them, but damn, I barely knew any of them π
Anyways, great work! ππΌ
This is awesome !!
Thank you for sharing
Didn't see it mentioned, but github.com/react-ga/react-ga is archived. I am not a senior front-end developer as I do prefer to work with the backend, but I see some downsides from using an archived repository. Any bugs reported won't be fixed unless you do it yourself, nor any new features included. What do others think about that?
Cloudscape.design for UI is a promising choice
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