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Open source is great for many things. One of them is learning new skills. In this article, we'll look at some of the best Open Sou...
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My definition of "modern React" is Svelte. 😄
Svelte and React are pretty different in philosophy and the way they work (We develop a Svelte SDK that we use in our React main app).
And Solid… is more like Svelte imo (very targeted updates). See Dan Abramohov comment in "React vs. Signal".
My definition is SolidJS. It's literally just React with Signals
To each its own, I guess. Ever since I met Svelte, any React-like framework is just meh. Svelte is so far ahead of the competition, it is not even a fair contest.
Hi @webjose,
i'm curious what made you fall for svelte. i've worked mostly on react. never really tried svelte. what does svelte offers that makes it ahead of competition
Those, from the top of my head.
thanks
Svelte is more like Vue
Awesome list, thanks for sharing!
There are many great codebases out there, I've put a list of some of them that are worth exploring: github.com/alan2207/awesome-codebases
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Flowbite React is also a great resource for open-source UI components built with React and Tailwind CSS.
Great article! I'm new to developing as a whole and still learning react this will be useful Indeed
Nice article, thanks Zevi
I really need a redux-saga implementation with the latest package versions and great examples!
Nice article
Thanks for sharing ,
here another project you can learn from it's Mern-stack React.js Redux Node.js :
github.com/idurar/idurar-erp-crm
You have written a nice post. I would appreciate it if you wrote one on how to contribute for beginners. It might help many like me.