~reactstatus | Issue 402 - An AI-generated album of React songs.. (10)

React95 v9.0: A Windows 95 Themed React Components Library — Years ago we thought this was a cute pet project and that it’d be left to go stale quite quickly, but no, it’s getting constant updates - we love it! Now we just need to see more sites using it.. :-)

🤖 assistant-ui: React Components for AI Chat — It doesn’t just give you the interface components, but has integrations for Vercel AI, Langchain, and talking to other common LLM APIs (e.g. OpenAI’s), enabling you to build your own in-house AI chat system quickly. Examples.

Types of React Components: An Overview — A complete overview, including basic code examples, of the different types of React component, from those built with createClass, class components, HOCs, function components, and more modern options. A major update of a post we first featured in 2019.

Looking for a DIY Survey Solution? SurveyJS Has You Covered — With the SurveyJS UI libraries, you can quickly build a fully customizable form management platform in React. Seamlessly integrate the drag-and-drop editor with any backend and create dynamic, JSON-based forms within your application without any limitations.

Why I Gave Expo a Second Chance — If your last contact with Expo was a few years ago — and you weren’t all that impressed — you may want to take a second look as this dev did. It’s a powerful way to build React Native apps.

▶  React Visually Explained: use client — We feature this not only for content but also for style: we like the gimmick-free simplicity, tight editing and focus of the presenter and the material she presents.

▶  React 18 at The New York Times with Ilya Gurevich — A senior engineer at The New York Times talks about implementing React 18 for their core news site. This follows on from a recent blog post he wrote about the process.

React Spectrum September 30, 2024 Release — A big release for Adobe’s suite of accessible components, complete with seven new color picker components (including Tailwind starter kit examples), two ‘Disclosure’ components for building accordions/collapsible panels, and Tree/TreeView go into beta.

A React Component for Rendering Shell-Style Progress Indicators — You know the ones, where various combinations of Unicode characters are alternated, etc. This is a very simple implementation.

Vaul: A Simple Drawer Component — Try the demo on the homepage. It’s simple, clean, and fast, while also being incredibly flexible as these examples show.