Hi there 👋
Today, let's look into 8 React repos that the top 1% of developers use (and those you have likely never heard of).
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I can definitely imagine the top 1% react devs using small community abandonware 😂
LOL for sure, dark little repos are always awaiting for them 😜
I don't think you become a top tier dev by using this or this library, but by a solid understanding of general principles like design pattern, algorithm, langage paradigm etc. Once those are mastered, then you're reliable.
That's a very good point Yass and I agree. These are merely the repos these top developers are using in their toolbox. There is always value in understanding what the best are using - but it is no shortcut to learning the general principles you outlined. Thanks for your comment. 🙏
I have a landing page,how do I include tweets there?
After installing with
npm install react-static-tweets static-tweets date-fns, I advise you to take the snippet of code shared in the "example use case" above and play with it. If stuck, read up the README from the GitHub repo as it is well written and quite straightforward. Let me know how it goes.Thank you, i will do just that
it is really useful thank you for sharing 🙌!!
My pleasure Kevinrawal :D
Hey @fernandezbaptiste, what do you think about awai.js.org? Does it have a potential to land in this kind of lists?
Hey there, the project looks definitely interesting! Our approach is we dig into our database and we find repos that are used by the top 1% of devs. I will still keep in mind your repo as it looks really cool.
Thanks for sharing 🙏
My pleasure Arowolo!
Super useful!! Will save this for later 😌
Thanks Gerda!!
Fantastic list! Thanks!!
Many thanks Louis 🌟
Nice list 🤩
Thanks a lot Nathan, appreciate the kind comment 🙏
If you have some React gems to share, please let me know. Always keen to learn more on this subject. 👇
Wow, 😮 what is preact again?
Preact is a smaller toolbox with most of the essential tools from React, but it's way lighter and faster because it leaves out some of the less commonly used stuff. If you know React, you can switch to Preact very easily :)
Lol.. umm.. no.