Most Popular React Libraries - Page 33
Page 33 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
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MDXEditor: WYSIWYG Markdown That Stays Markdown
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Markdown editors usually make you choose between raw syntax and opaque HTML. MDXEditor refuses the trade-off and hands you a polished WYSIWYG surface that still writes plain Markdown.
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Taming Messy SQL with sql-formatter
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Every codebase eventually accumulates SQL that looks like a ransom note. Here is the tiny, dependable library that makes it readable again.
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RxDB: The Reactive Database That Lives Inside Your App
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Most web apps treat the network as their source of truth. RxDB flips that around: the database lives on the client, reads and writes are instant, and your UI reacts to data changes on its own.
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Critical: Painting the Fold Before the Stylesheet Lands
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A render-blocking stylesheet can hold your whole page hostage. Critical defuses that by inlining just the styles the first screen needs and deferring everything else.
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Partytown: Move the Noisy Guests Off Your Main Thread
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Your code is fast. It's the four tracking pixels and Google Tag Manager fighting for the main thread that aren't. Partytown gives them their own room to party in.
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Orval: Pour Yourself a Type-Safe API Client Straight From OpenAPI
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Hand-writing fetch calls, TypeScript interfaces, and React Query hooks for every endpoint is the kind of busywork that quietly rots out of sync with your backend. Orval generates all of it from your OpenAPI spec, so the spec becomes the single source of truth.
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react-native-grab: Point at Your UI and Let the AI Fix It
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A touch-based context tool that bridges the gap between what you see on screen and what your AI coding assistant needs to know.
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Yoopta Editor: Build Your Own Notion in React
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A headless, plugin-powered block editor for React that brings Notion-style editing to your app with minimal fuss.
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Rspress: Docs at the Speed of Rust
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When your docs build faster than you can save the file, you know something special is going on under the hood.
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Billboard.js: D3-Powered Charts That Hit Number One
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Tired of wrestling with raw D3.js to render a simple bar chart? Billboard.js wraps all that SVG-wrangling complexity into a clean, declarative API. With 20+ chart types, five built-in themes, and an official React wrapper, it puts D3's power at your fingertips without the learning cliff.