Learn if you should use Material Design in your React project with this guide, which covers MUI components like fonts, CSSBaseline, and more.

Help organize your user experiences in your React apps with stepper components, many of which are customizable.

See how to build beautiful, customized data tables with PrimeReact. Add custom components and features like sorting and pagination.

Use the useTransition() and useDeferredValue() Hooks in your next React project to help you prioritize the UI updates on the client side.

Compare the React and Svelte ecosystems based on ease of use, developer popularity, server-side rendering, and more.

Review the performance benefits of lazy loading your React applications, then consider several libraries that make it easier than ever before to speed up the performance of your React app.

Emmet helps you write HTML and CSS faster by using simple abbreviations that are then converted into code blocks. However, Emmet is not enabled for React in VS Code by default.

In this article, we will learn about Chunk, an excellent developer tool for easily writing server-side code.

Making your React apps available in several languages is essential. Follow along to learn how to translate your React apps with Format.js.

react-snap is a third-party library that pre-renders a web application into static HTML, offering improvements to loading speed and SEO.

Some developers prefer the stability and more universal character of Sass over the novelty of styled-components. But if you’re willing to climb the steeper learning curve, styled-components offers more in the way of reusability and customization.

A dropdown menu consists of four basic components: the header wrapping, header title, list wrapping, and list items.