Most Popular React Libraries - Page 2
Page 2 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
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Zero to Sixty: Building Instant Web Apps with Rocicorp Zero
Most web apps spend their lives waiting on network round-trips. Zero flips that script by letting your queries decide what syncs, and serving reads and writes from a local store first.
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Alien Signals: The Tiny Reactivity Core That Powers Vue
A signal library so fast its core algorithm was ported straight into Vue's production reactivity engine. Here's how to use it and why it works.
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Mediabunny: FFmpeg's Web-Native Cousin Who Actually Reads the Room
Converting media in the browser used to mean shipping a multi-megabyte WebAssembly FFmpeg build and hoping for the best. Mediabunny takes a different route: lean, tree-shakable TypeScript wired directly into the browser's hardware-accelerated WebCodecs API.
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8bitcn/ui: Press Start on Pixel-Perfect React Components
Turn your React app into a retro arcade with pixel-perfect components that still pass accessibility audits.
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react-native-enriched-markdown: Markdown Rendering Without the WebView Tax
Render Markdown as truly native text in React Native, with a C-powered parser and zero WebView overhead.
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Midscene.js: The AI That Sees Your UI and Clicks for You
What if your test scripts could just look at the screen and figure things out, the way a human would?
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Heat.js: Turn Your Date Data Into Beautiful Heatmaps, Charts, and More
GitHub contribution graphs have trained us all to think in green squares. Heat.js takes that idea and runs with it, giving you six different ways to visualize date-based activity with zero dependencies and a single library.
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Rolldown: The Rust-Powered Bundler That Speaks Rollup
A Rust-powered bundler with Rollup compatibility that is about to change how Vite builds your projects.
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Checkmate in the Browser with Stockfish.js
The strongest chess engine on the planet, now running in your browser tab.
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Dockview: Build VS Code-Style Layouts Without Breaking a Sweat
Ever wondered how VS Code pulls off that slick panel-docking experience? Dockview brings the same IDE-grade layout system to your own apps, complete with drag-and-drop tabs, floating panels, and popout windows. Zero dependencies, full TypeScript support, and it works with React, Vue, Angular, or plain vanilla.