Most Popular React Libraries - Page 19
Page 19 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
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React Color: The Variety Pack of Color Pickers Your App Has Been Missing
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The original react-color defined what a React color picker should look like, then quietly stopped getting updates. @uiw/react-color is the modern, modular, tree-shakeable successor that brings the whole picker zoo back to life.
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Conform: Forms the Platform Already Knows How to Submit
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Most form libraries rebuild everything the browser already does for forms. Conform takes the opposite bet: trust the platform, then enhance it.
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React Native Header Motion: Headless Plumbing for Headers That Actually Collapse
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Collapsible headers are one of those features that look trivial in a demo and turn into a swamp in a real app. This library hands you the plumbing so you can stop reinventing it.
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PDFSlick: A Slick Way to View PDFs Across Every Framework
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Rendering PDFs in a modern framework usually means wrestling with PDF.js's imperative API. PDFSlick hands you components and a reactive store instead, so the heavy lifting disappears.
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React Notion X: Turn Notion Into a Lightning-Fast Website
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Notion is a wonderful place to write, but a sluggish place to publish. React Notion X bridges that gap, letting you keep writing in Notion while shipping a site that loads in a blink.
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Elena: Progressive Web Components That Lead With HTML
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Most web component libraries demand JavaScript before they show you anything. Elena flips that order, treating JS as an enhancement rather than a prerequisite.
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BullMQ: The Background Job Queue Your Node Backend Has Been Begging For
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Every full-stack JavaScript developer eventually hits the wall where a request handler has to do something slow. BullMQ is the battle-tested, TypeScript-first way to push that work into the background and never lose it.
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SVAR React Calendar: A Scheduler That Ships With Batteries Included
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A look at SVAR's freshly minted React scheduler, where the free MIT core already covers day, week, and month views, drag-to-create events, and a wired-up editor.
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NES.css: Press Start to Style Your App Like an 8-Bit Game
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Sometimes you don't need a design system that scales to a thousand engineers. Sometimes you just want your hackathon demo to look like a Game Boy cartridge. NES.css is exactly that kind of joy.
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Syncpack: Herding Your Monorepo's Dependency Versions Into Line
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If your monorepo has three packages asking for three different versions of React, this little CLI is about to become your favorite cleanup crew.