Dive into custom HTML elements, the challenges of using them with React, and the changes in React 19 that address these challenges.

Developers can use both Svelte and React to effectively build web applications. While they serve the same overall purpose, there are distinct differences in how they work.

Explore React’s `useOptimistic` Hook and how it can be used to implement optimistic UI updates and make your app feel faster and more responsive.

In the ever-evolving landscape of web development, drag-and-drop functionality has become a cornerstone for creating intuitive and interactive user interfaces. […]

Next.js is a React framework used for building full-stack web applications, supporting both server-side and client-side features. The server-side handles […]

Running untrusted code in a JavaScript environment like Node.js has always posed serious risks. Node has access to the network […]

Explore the most useful React date and time pickers, such as the Material Design date and time pickers, React DayPicker, and React-Date-Picker.

Explore the impact of React Server Components on performance and bundle size and learn how they compare to traditional React components.

Learn to build an audio player in React from scratch with custom controls that look consistent across browsers.

Visualize data in your React project using Chart.js, a JavaScript library that creates bar, pie, line charts, and more.

React Router DOM contains the DOM bindings for React Router. Learn about its essential components and how to build routes with parameters.

Check out alternatives to the Headless UI library to find unstyled components to optimize your website’s performance without compromising your design.