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10 Libraries You Should Know as a React Developer

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 Being a modern React developer is not about knowing just React itself. To stay competitive, it is highly recommended to explore the whole ecosystem In this article I've compiled some of the most useful React component libraries that you could use to speed up your developer workflow. Those will include anything from working with forms, charts, calendars, tables, guides, popups, colors, animations, music, images and so much more. 1. react-hook-form React Hooks for form state management and validation. 2. recharts Redefined chart library built with React and D3. 3. react-big-calendar An events calendar built for React and modern browsers. 4. react-beautiful-dnd Beautiful and accessible drag and drop for lists with React. 5. react-table A library for building powerful tables and data grids. 6. react-joyride Create guided tours for your apps. 7. react-advanced-cropper Create customized crops for your designs. 8. react-colorful A tiny, dependency-free, fast and accessible color picker c...
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AWS Amplify

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Welcome to the very first blog on devbrewery blogs. In this blog, we will be focusing on AWS Amplify and how we can use amplify to deploy a react frontend application.  Agenda for this blog - Introduction to AWS amplify. Use cases of AWS amplify. How to use amplify resources for app building. Shipping and deploying on amplifying. What is AWS Amplify? AWS amplify is a set of tools and services which lets mobile and frontend developers build secure and full-stack applications powered by AWS. Need for AWS Amplify? To understand the need for AWS Amplify let me provide you with a hypothetical scenario. Suppose you are a frontend developer and you have a brilliant app idea and you want to implement it, but the app requires a backend and you don't have the time or in the worst case don't know how to write backend code. So in such situations, AWS amplify will come as a savior. You can create your own frontend or use certain tools offered by amplifying itself to create your frontend and...
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