Beautiful maps for React apps

Examples of Larger Production-Grade, Open Source React Apps — “All of the to-do apps are great for starting to learn React, but what about real-life? Let’s see what real production React apps are like.” I see people asking for examples like this every week on social media, so this post is very useful – thanks Max!

Max Rozen

Mantine 5.0: Full Featured React Component Library — The developers of this popular MIT-licensed, TypeScript-based collection of 100+ components and hooks are back with yet another major release with full React 18 support, as well as new or improved APIs for their tabs, accordion, and popover components. The Mantine team’s velocity is impressive and it’s an elegant set of components too.

Mantine Team

SpreadJS: A Powerful React Spreadsheet Library for Web Apps — SpreadJS: the industry-leading JavaScript spreadsheet for adding advanced spreadsheet features to your enterprise apps. Build finance, analysis, budget, and other apps. Excel I/O, 500+ calc functions, tables, charts, and more. View React demos today.

SpreadJS from GrapeCity

A Sneak Peek at Storybook 7.0 — The new major release of Storybook (a popular UI component dev tool) is just around the corner and here’s an early look at what to expect: visual updates, UX tweaks, and faster performance.

Dominic Nguyen

How to Use Leaflet to Display Google Maps-like Maps — When someone says something is “quicker and easier to set up than you think”, I raise a cynical eyebrow, but this is very straightforward as long as you’re happy to lean on OpenStreetMap.

Casey Falkowski

How to Create a Tic-Tac-Toe Board with React — What better way to get some experience with React: this article takes you through the entire lifecycle of activities for the classic zero-sum game of perfect information.

Diego Zanivan

Mailing 0.5: Build, Test, Send Emails with React — If working with HTML emails feels like taking a trip back to 1999 (tables, no JavaScript, and all the rest) this toolkit that brings some modern niceties to the process is for you.

Peter Sugihara

Another State Management Solution for React? Providence! — Newsflash: Another state management library has rolled into town 🙂 And this one is “better”.. Curiously, it’s built on top of Redux, too, keeping many of Redux’s advantages while claiming to reduce the amount of “fighting” you need to do to make things work. You be the judge.

OpenCraft