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Kevin Park
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Work Smarter, Not Harder With ReacType

Excited to announce the launch of ReacType!

This morning, my team released ReacType 7.0, a rapid prototyping tool that enables developers to build React components via an intuitive drag-and-drop canvas, apply CSS styles, and generate custom boilerplates.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

  • Build React components via drag-and-drop interface
  • Generate code dynamically in a real-time code preview
  • Design collaboratively via built-in annotations
  • Save & share templates
  • Pass props and manage state in table view
  • Customize styles via CSS editor

WHY REACTYPE?

  1. Eases learning curve for developers new to React frameworks
  2. Accelerates development while maintaining product vision
  3. Streamlines communication between developers and designers

GitHub logo open-source-labs / ReacType

Prototyping Tool for exporting React/Typescript Applications!

StarShield ContributorShield ForksShield License: MIT Version: 21.0.0

JavaScript TypeScript NodeJS Express.js React Redux Socket.io Vitest Babel Git MUI Electron.js MongoDB AWS Docker Vite

ReacType

ReacType is a React prototyping tool that allows users visualize their application architecture dynamically, employing an interactive drop and drag display with real-time component code preview and a collaboration room that features live video and chat functionality. Generated code can be exported as a React app for developers employing React component architecture alongside the comprehensive type-checking of TypeScript. In other words, you can draw prototypes and export React / TypeScript code!

Visit reactype.dev to learn more about the product.

Follow @ReacType on Twitter for important announcements.

Changes with Version 21.0.0

  • MUI Components: Material UI can now be used to Create / Style your Applications
  • UI Updates: The UI now features a more modern and user friendly experience to reflect the newly added Components.
  • DX Updates: Migrated from Jest to Vitest to allow better compatibility, as well as to reduce complexity and streamline the Development Workflow.
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Cheers!

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Kinanee Samson

Definitely checking it up