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7 Libraries You Should Know as a React Developer πŸ’―πŸ”₯

Tapajyoti Bose on March 05, 2023

On your journey to becoming a well-rounded React developer, you would come across innumerable libraries, leaving you dazed and confused. So, here ...
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Gab

Nice article πŸ‘Œ @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 πŸ™‚

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Maria 🍦 Marshmallow

Great work! The libraries you mention are truly helpful for all react developers! I also like Jest, extremely useful for tests of any kindπŸ‘πŸ»

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Okoro chimezie bright

Thanks alot it's helpful infoπŸ‘

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thakur-sahab999

Thanks a lot it was very helpful πŸ₯°

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tathagat tathagat

Thank you

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charliekroon

I am definitely going to use React Spring! Thank you for sharing :D

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oyinjoe

Great πŸ˜ŠπŸ‘Œ libraries new of some on till now

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O.T.A

Man, you have really mastered the art of simple thubnails here on dev.to and very bookmark able conntent

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ThΓ©o B.

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

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AlanRmachado

Thanks, Great article

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Kunal Agrawal

Thanks for this article, it really helpful. πŸ€—

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Na Bosseu

wow it's nice article helpfully, thanks master... ^_^

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Hamza

Nice article, thanks man!

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Krunal Gupta

Helpful πŸ˜„πŸ˜„πŸ˜„

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Malikjan Nadaf

Lovely ❀️

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Gravy59

Quick note, MUI is building a spiritual successor, JoyUI. It's not stable, but it looks beautiful.

mui.com/joy-ui/getting-started/ove...

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Wilmela

Beautiful

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Sarma Akondi

Awesome share as always πŸ‘ŒπŸ‘

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NJpdlStar

This is a helpful article, thank you πŸ‘

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  1. Framer Motion
  2. Jotai
  3. Slate JS
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Oluwatowo Rosanwo

Was also wondering why Framer motion wasn't on the listπŸ˜‚, i use it in almost any React project

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Nirmal Singh • Edited

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

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Tapajyoti Bose

JQuery is just Js with some additional utilities, you can easily convert it to vanilla Js code

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Nirmal Singh

I am new to React, Next. Could you please give me hints or article for this?
Thanks

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Andrew-web-coder

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...

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react-admin • Edited

You can add react-admin to the list!πŸ˜‰ It also offers a great open-source react library and has a vibrant community with more than 20,000 ⭐ on GitHub