React libraries are collections of code that are specifically designed to be used with the React JavaScript library. These libraries contain pre-written code that can be imported into a React project to provide additional functionality or features. Some examples of popular React libraries include React Router, React Redux, and React Bootstrap.
React Router - a library for managing client-side routing and navigation in a React application
Redux - a state management library for managing complex application state in a predictable and organized manner
Axios - a library for making HTTP requests in a React application
Material-UI - a library for implementing Google's Material Design in a React application
Jest - a testing library for React applications
Enzyme - a library for testing and manipulating React components
Formik - a library for managing and validating form inputs in a React application
React Bootstrap - a library for implementing the Bootstrap framework in a React application
Styled Components - a library for writing and styling React components using CSS-in-JS
React-Lazyload - a library for implementing lazy loading in a React application to improve performance.
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I find React Hook Form much simpler than Formik, along with Zod or Yup for validation. Also utilities like usehooks-ts & lodash can be useful too.
Happy Coding
Readers please add this libraries in your wishlist:). Thank you brother
Happy to help! ❤️
So no change from 2019? 🤦
No Sir :)