Overview of Commercial and Open-Source UI Components for React

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PrimeReact

PrimeReact is a package of UI components for React engineered by PrimeTek Informatics. Buttons, menus, charts, forms, inputs, layouts - these and many other useful components will help to increase your coding productivity. PrimeReact is design-agnostic, meaning it does not depend on any specific styling library. The library ships with a variety of free themes that can be customized to meet your styling requirements. All components are responsive and touch-friendly, so users will be able to conveniently interact with them from any device. Most of PrimeReact components are native, but some of them (such as GMap) have external dependencies. You will also have to use special libraries for adding icons (PrimeIcons) and animations (React Transition Group). Useful resources: documentation, examples, GitHub repository Package size: 28.3 MB License: MIT.

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Chakra UI

Chakra UI is one more interesting solution aimed to provide you with an array of modular and themable UI components for creating modern React-based apps in a shorter time. Utilizing style props, you can easily modify the components’ styling. There are two available color modes (light and dark). Each Chakra component is composable, so you can divide it into smaller parts and put them together in a different way, thereby creating new components. Chakra UI follows modern accessibility standards, ensuring a great user experience for people with disabilities. If you experience any difficulties in using this UI library, you can count on assistance from an active Chakra community. Useful resources: documentation, video tutorials, GitHub repository Package size: 167 kB License: MIT.

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