React Programming Tutorials, Guides & Best Practices

Congratulations! You’ve now created a basic component library using Storybook and React. This setup allows you to build, document, and share reusable UI components efficiently. By leveraging Storybook’s powerful features, you can ensure that your components are well-documented, tested in isolation, and ready to be used across different projects.

Consider adding more components to your library, integrating with a design system, or automating the testing and deployment process using CI/CD tools. The more you expand and refine your component library, the more valuable it will become to your development workflow.

Introduction

React's ecosystem is vast, with a multitude of libraries that enhance its functionality and simplify development tasks. This cheatsheet covers a wide array of React libraries, organized by category, with brief descriptions of each. These libraries can help you build robust, maintainable, and efficient React applications.

Once your React app is created, navigate to the project directory.

Next, we’ll install TensorFlow.js, which will allow us to run machine learning models in the browser: