By the way, react-beautiful-dnd is not maintained anymore. I would recommend using @hello-pangea/dnd as a replacement (it's a fork completely rewritten in TypeScript) You can read more about this here and here π
I'm 25 y.o. Expert Web/App Design & Development with 7+ years of experience.
Love my π Muffin and banana ice cream. Practice running & yoga in my spare time. πSupport me: https://ko-fi.com/mariamarsh
Senior Full-Stack Software Engineer with over 6 years of progressive experience in the full software development lifecycle. I specialize in building secure, scalable multi-tenant web platforms .
Passionate and creative Frontend Engineer with a years of experience in NEXT, REACT, JavaScript, and UI design. Excels in delivering exceptional work and finding unique solutions. exploring new tech
I'm a full-stack Software Engineer and Architect. I specialise in front-end niceness, but my daily tasks are mostly about making server less work well and scale within our suit of micro services!
Nice Article @ruppysuppy
I have a question.
How to create animated headlines like this - codyhouse.co/demo/animated-headlin...?
This is in jquery but How to create it in NextJS and implement in current Next project?
I can create it using CSS but how to build it in Next js?
Thanks
Note that many libraries written in vanilla JS, such as Fancyapps UI, can also be used in React. Just by creating simple wrapper components like this - fancyapps.com/resources/integratio...
An Open-Source React Framework For B2B Appsπ
React-admin offers the best developer experience, lets you focus on business needs, and build delightful user interfaces.π»
You can add react-admin to the list!π It also offers a great open-source react library and has a vibrant community with more than 20,000 β on GitHub
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Nice article π @ruppysuppy
By the way, react-beautiful-dnd is not maintained anymore. I would recommend using @hello-pangea/dnd as a replacement (it's a fork completely rewritten in TypeScript) You can read more about this here and here π
Great work! The libraries you mention are truly helpful for all react developers! I also like Jest, extremely useful for tests of any kindππ»
I am definitely going to use React Spring! Thank you for sharing :D
Thanks alot it's helpful infoπ
Thanks a lot it was very helpful π₯°
Thank you
Thanks for this article, it really helpful. π€
Beautiful
Man, you have really mastered the art of simple thubnails here on dev.to and very bookmark able conntent
wow it's nice article helpfully, thanks master... ^_^
Helpful πππ
Lovely β€οΈ
Nice article, thanks man!
Great ππ libraries new of some on till now
Very good post!
As a junior developer, and a React developer at that, it's really interesting and reassuring to see such useful and simple libraries
Thanks, Great article
Awesome share as always ππ
This is a helpful article, thank you π
Was also wondering why Framer motion wasn't on the listπ, i use it in almost any React project
Nice Article @ruppysuppy
I have a question.
How to create animated headlines like this - codyhouse.co/demo/animated-headlin...?
This is in jquery but How to create it in NextJS and implement in current Next project?
I can create it using CSS but how to build it in Next js?
Thanks
JQuery is just Js with some additional utilities, you can easily convert it to vanilla Js code
I am new to React, Next. Could you please give me hints or article for this?
Thanks
Note that many libraries written in vanilla JS, such as Fancyapps UI, can also be used in React. Just by creating simple wrapper components like this - fancyapps.com/resources/integratio...
You can add react-admin to the list!π It also offers a great open-source react library and has a vibrant community with more than 20,000 β on GitHub