I'm spending much time on UI part than writing functionality of components in reactjs .Is there a way to implement custom designed ui easily or any theme library.
Thanks
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
1. Changes In The Official React Documentation
The former React Docs Beta has been officially released as the updated React documentation at react.dev after years of hard work and refinement. Check out the brand new React Docs: Whatâs New in the Updated React Docs
2. CRA's Time is Over
React developer team has removed create-react-app (CRA) from official documentation rendering it no longer the default setup method for new projects. The bulky setup, slow, and outdated nature of CRA led to its removal: create-react-app is officially dead
3. How to Fetch Dev.to Articles for Your Portfolio
Integrate the articles of your Dev.to profile into your personal portfolio with either React, Vue, or Next.js by following these simple steps. It outlines how to include frontend to pull the information and correctly utilizes the Dev.to API: How to Fetch Your Dev.to Articles for Your Portfolio with React
Will -
Kathryn Grayson Nanz -
Franklin Martinez -
Natalia D -
Once suspended, yashwanth2804 will not be able to comment or publish posts until their suspension is removed.
Once unsuspended, yashwanth2804 will be able to comment and publish posts again.
Once unpublished, all posts by yashwanth2804 will become hidden and only accessible to themselves.
If yashwanth2804 is not suspended, they can still re-publish their posts from their dashboard.
Once unpublished, this post will become invisible to the public and only accessible to kambala yashwanth.
They can still re-publish the post if they are not suspended.
Thanks for keeping DEV Community safe. Here is what you can do to flag yashwanth2804:
Unflagging yashwanth2804 will restore default visibility to their posts.
Top comments (9)
There are just too many too choose from.
I was going to list'em all here but will refer you to this article, Best UI Frameworks for your new React.js App. instead.
There is one not mentioned there, which is Atlaskit created by Atlassian (best known for JIRA).
I've never used Atlaskit but it seems not too overbearing or too flat like other Material based components.
I've used Ant-Design and wasn't so bad to work with.
And lastly, there is a React framework called React-admin (Material based), which lets you build administrative pages.
What you need to be aware of when using those components is that,
aria-labelif components doesn't expose a way to inject.For themes, checkout Creative Tim (sorry, never used it but only heard
ofit here and there.).Thank you, whats your thoughts on github.com/ipselon/structor structor
Wow, it looks cool.
I probably won't be able to give you a feedback until I play around with it, though...
Depends on what your trying to do on the UI side of things? There are premade components you could always import into your project and use as needed - the one that comes to mind is: ant.design/
semantic-ui.com/
Hey hey Kambala, could you share where most of the time is being sunk when working on the UI portion? Are you talking about designing, reading documentation of a library or just making design decisions that is keeping you from focusing on writing functionality?
I want somrthing like drag and drop things thanks
My recommendation is Yogurt low-level CSS framework. You can create a very unique reusable React.js web component with API callbacks. No need to bother the CSS.
ant design, bootstrap, semantic, bulma etc.
There are hundreds of these frameworks. But don't forget, they weight a lot.... You can quickly build up a several hundreds of kilobytes...