Most Popular React Libraries - Page 72
Page 72 of the most-viewed articles on ReactLibs, ordered by popularity.
-
Introducing the React Avatar Editor Library
2 views
This article will guide you through the basics and advanced usage of the React Avatar Editor library, helping you to create a robust and intuitive avatar editor for your React applications.
-
Shimmer From Structure: Skeletons That Measure Themselves
1 view
Most skeleton libraries make you build and maintain a second copy of every component. This one measures the real thing at runtime and draws the skeleton for you.
-
Create React Native Library: Skip the Boilerplate, Ship the Module
1 view
Writing a React Native library means wrangling Gradle, Podspecs, Codegen specs, and an example app before you write a single line of useful code. This CLI does all of that for you.
-
html-react-parser: Turn HTML Strings Into Real React Elements
1 view
Sooner or later every React app meets a blob of HTML it didn't author. Here's how to render it as proper React instead of stuffing it into an innerHTML escape hatch.
-
Heerich.js: Stacking Voxels Into Crisp SVG, No WebGL Required
1 view
Most 3D on the web means WebGL, shaders, and a render loop. Heerich.js takes the opposite road: it builds blocky voxel scenes and spits out plain, inspectable SVG you could open in a text editor.
-
Fuse.js: Fuzzy Search That Forgives Your Typos
1 view
Search that shrugs off misspellings, ships in about 9 kB, and needs no server. Let's see how Fuse.js does it.
-
Calligraph: Where Letters Learn to Slide Instead of Snap
1 view
Most text on the web changes by blinking out of existence and reappearing as something else. Calligraph asks a better question: what if the letters that stayed the same simply slid into place?
-
react-native-haptic-feedback: Buzz-Worthy Touch Feedback for React Native
1 view
Good apps don't just look right, they feel right. This guide walks through react-native-haptic-feedback v3 and the tactile vocabulary it gives your React Native app.
-
Brownie: One Store Shared Between React Native and Native
1 view
When React Native lives inside an existing native app, both sides usually need the same state. Brownie gives them one typed store instead of a pile of hand-written bridges.
-
Twofold: The RSC Framework Built for Weekend Projects
1 view
Not every framework needs to win the enterprise. Twofold scopes itself down to weekend projects on purpose, and that honesty makes it one of the most readable RSC-native frameworks around.