Articles for the React tag – Page 4
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Modern.js: ByteDance's Progressive React Framework with a Rust-Powered Heart
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Most full-stack React frameworks ask you to wire up a router, a data layer, a bundler, and a backend yourself. Modern.js folds all of that into one opinionated, progressively-adoptable package built on a fast Rust bundler.
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Streamdown: Markdown That Keeps Its Cool While Tokens Pour In
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If you have ever watched an AI chat UI flicker, break, or jump around as the model types, Streamdown is the renderer you have been missing.
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React Flow: Wiring Up Node-Based Editors Without the Tears
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Dragging boxes around a canvas and connecting them with wires looks simple until you try to build it yourself. React Flow hands you the whole apparatus and lets you keep your data.
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React Font Awesome: 30,000 Icons, One Tidy Component
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Font Awesome has been the web's go-to icon library for years. Its official React component makes that giant catalog feel right at home in your component tree.
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Convex: Your Backend, Reactive and Typed All the Way Down
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Building a live-updating app usually means stitching together a database, an API, a websocket layer, a cache, and a way to share types. Convex collapses all of that into one TypeScript codebase.
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TanStack Query: Stop Babysitting Your Server State
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You have almost certainly heard of TanStack Query. The real question is whether you are using it well, and whether you have made friends with the famous staleTime default yet.
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Bippy: Sneaking Into React's Fiber Tree Like You Own the Place
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A power tool for tooling authors. Bippy hands you the same plumbing React DevTools uses, then politely warns you it might break everything.
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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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React Split Pane v3: The Classic Layout Splitter Gets a Modern Makeover
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React Split Pane just shipped its biggest update ever. Version 3 is a complete rewrite with hooks, TypeScript, accessibility, and features the original never had. Here is everything that changed and how to upgrade.
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Billions of Rows? No Problem. Meet HighTable
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When your dataset outgrows your browser's patience, HighTable steps in with virtualized rendering and async data fetching to keep things smooth.