React Devs: What are your frequently used libraries and components ?
Being a React dev, I'm just curious to know what different libraries people are using to build projects . What are the set of libraries/components have you been using for building projects? Maybe frequently used libraries or if you have found something cool and useful, You might want to include in your next project or have used even once?
As mentioned, Material UI is great. Semantic UI is decent enough as well. However, I ended up jumping ship over to the Angular works for side projects is order to use Ionic since it handled app-level concerns like page transitions for me without having to implement them manually.
However, Ionic is now framework agnostic and has starters for Angular, React, Vue, and straight vanilla js. I'm planning on using the react version in my next project to try it out, but I'd imagine it's just as useful. I'd highly recommend checking it out
for easy scaffolding create react app is great,for building ui i am following https://ant.design/
+1 for Material-UI
If I am not bound to Material-Design I like BlueprintJS and Semantic UI.
For testing and development I really like Storybook, Cypress and React-Testing-Library.
So my usual UI Lirary is MaterialUI and just work my way around it by customizing it. I have also used lodash instead of underscore, not sure specifically but I feel more comfortable using lodash. For dates I use momentjs. Most of my projects I use this libraries. Do you have something similar that you can suggest for me that can help a lot too?
Thanks for replying. I pretty much use the same libraries but i am not using lodash these days. For dates i use date-fns. I am trying out Tailwind for UI. React-Helmet for SEO. What components do you come across frequently?
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