React is one of the biggest JavaScript Libraries. Many react frameworks like NextJs, GatsbyJs, etc., were popped in, since. So, in this blog, I will give an introduction to two new react frameworks launched recently.
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1. Refine
Refine - A react-based framework launched in september, 2021.
As mentioned in their docs refine gives so many out-of-the-box functionalities for routing, networking, authentication, state management, internationalization, and UI(Ant design).
With Refine:
- You have full control over UI.
- It supports so many REST and GraphQL databases like NestJs CRUD, Airtable, Strapi, Strapi GraphQL, Supabase, Hasura, and Altogic.
- It makes your codebase significantly smaller, by eliminating redundant code such as reducers, actions, and unit tests.
- It uses hooks as a default way of interacting with components.
It can mainly be used for applications that need to process large volumes of data like admin panels, dashboards, etc.
2. Hydrogen
The second framework is Hydrogen by Shopify launched a few weeks ago.
Hydrogen is another React-based framework to build e-commerce sites. It is like NextJs because it provides server-side rendering. But there are limitations with this framework - currently, you can only build Shopify web storefronts.
The cool thing is you can directly host your e-commerce site on Shopify with Oxygen which Shopify will launch soon.
What do you think about these frameworks? Comment below 👇
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Top comments (10)
Remix is another one, not new, but it was put as an open source.
Thank you for mention to Refine <3
Refine seems that the functions are quite complete. I'll try it
Pls also check remix
Hi! Remix is not recent, it was made open source recently.
Nice article but React is a library not a framework.
Thanks for mentioning! Updated🙂
"A new JS frame/library" is not news from years, but if you don't find any new for the current day, please make an article to explain that abnormality
This is not news, this is one way we can support OSS.
This is a nice mentions ,thanks for posting it