2019-07-05
1031
#accessibility#react
Egwuenu Gift
3642
Jul 5, 2019 â‹… 3 min read

An overview of the top 10 React UI kits in 2019

Egwuenu Gift Software Engineer at Andela. Passionate about photography and making the web accessible. Co-organizer @ConcatenateConf, Lead at @vuevixensNG and @JAMstackLagos. She/Her

Recent posts:

Why Go wasn’t the right choice for the TypeScript compiler

Why Go wasn’t the right choice for the TypeScript compiler

The switch to Go may be a pragmatic move in the short term, but it risks alienating the very developers who built the tools that made TypeScript indispensable in the first place.

Muhammed Ali
May 8, 2025 â‹… 4 min read
how and when to use type casting in TypeScript

How and when to use type casting in TypeScript

Discover the basics and advanced use cases of type casting, how and why to use it to fix type mismatches, and gain some clarity on casting vs. assertion.

Paul Akinyemi
May 8, 2025 â‹… 14 min read

How to format dates in JavaScript: Methods, libraries, and best practices

JavaScript date handling can be tough. Here are some native Date API tools and specialized libraries to tackle them with.

Nelson Michael
May 8, 2025 â‹… 8 min read
tailwind typography

How to use the Tailwind Typography plugin

Walk you through how to set up and use the Tailwind Typography plugin, also known as the @tailwindcss/typography or the prose plugin.

David Omotayo
May 7, 2025 â‹… 7 min read
View all posts

4 Replies to "An overview of the top 10 React UI kits in 2019"

  1. Atlas kit doesn’t count at all.

    A picture is worth a thousand words. . . and they used thousands of words to define the picture instead of just showing a sample

    . . . like all the other libraries listed here. Hard Pass.

  2. Because everyone already knows about them. Since you already know about them, you don’t need to read a 2 paragraph review about them.

Leave a Reply