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Useful React Libraries

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Hi, I’m Kishen Deemud. In this article I will give you an introduction about most important react libraries. React Material UI First one is React Material UI. What it gives is a set of components that's styled after google's material design. The upside to using this library is that it greatly speeds up the development. You get a solid base that's been around since 2014. And you get consistent load that people know and trust. You can install it using npm install @material-ui/core And also you need to include link tags to use the font or font icons. If you want to use SVG icons, you would also use npm install @material-ui/icons Using these components is a very straightforward, you import the component that you need into your code and use it in your jsx definition, and can change it's properties suit your needs. So this library is very easy to use. You can speed up your development. And it's great for things like building and mvp really quickly. https://material-ui.com

What is React?

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Hi, I’m Kishen Deemud. In this article I will give you an introduction about React. React is JavaScript library for building fast and interactive interfaces. It was developed by Facebook in 2011 and currently it is the most popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. As you can see on Google Trends, React is dominating the space of libraries and frameworks for building user interfaces. The other two players here are Angular and Vue. So, if you want to expand your job opportunities as a front-end developer you should have to React on your resume. Heart of all React Applications At the heart of all React applications are  components . A component is essentially a piece of the user interface. So when building applications with React we build bunch of independent, isolated and reusable components and then compose them to build complex user interfaces. Every React application has at least one component which we refer to as the root component. This component represents the entir