9 Popular React UI Component Libraries for Beginners in 2022

Did you know that according to the survey, 40.14 percent of respondents reported using React.JS, while 34.43 percent were using jQuery? Needless to say, React.js is the most used framework among developers. React powers the user interfaces (UI) of approximately  10 million websites across the internet. Since the base library of React is rigid, there are various component libraries topped up by valuable design elements for your React applications or web/mobile development projects. 

Before getting into the React-based UI component libraries, let’s first flick through the advantages of those libraries which will answer your question of why you should go for them in the first place:

Basics of React and TypeScript

In web development, there are plenty of options regarding the programming language, library, and/or framework you want to use. Choosing one over another will, of course, have its positive and negative aspects.

I am pretty familiar with ReactJS, this being the framework for front-end development where I am currently working. To give you a bit of context, we’re developing a flipbook-making tool used by millions of people worldwide. The pressure is high to deliver the best bug-free code.