React
A JavaScript library for building component-driven user interfaces — used by Meta, Netflix, Airbnb.
Latest stable: 19.x
- Stable API since 2013
- First-class TypeScript
- Server + client rendering
- Huge talent pool
React lets engineers compose web UIs from small, declarative components and ship them across web, mobile (React Native) and desktop. With the introduction of Server Components and a strong ecosystem (Next.js, Remix, TanStack), it remains the default choice for ambitious product teams.
What React does well
Component model
Reusable, isolated UI pieces with clear data flow and predictable rendering.
Server Components
Stream HTML from the server with zero JS where possible — fast TTFB, smaller bundles.
Massive ecosystem
Routing, state, forms, animation, charts — battle-tested libraries for everything.
React Native parity
Share business logic and UI patterns between web and mobile teams.
Concurrent rendering
Suspense, transitions and selective hydration keep the UI responsive under load.
Strong DX
TypeScript-first, fast refresh, devtools and a vibrant community.
Where teams use React
SaaS dashboards
Highly interactive tables, filters and charts where performance matters.
Marketing sites
Next.js sites that pre-render at the edge and score 95+ on Lighthouse.
eCommerce storefronts
Headless storefronts with Shopify, Commercetools or BigCommerce APIs.
Case studies that ship with React
React
A JavaScript library for building component-driven user interfaces — used by Meta, Netflix, Airbnb.
React
A JavaScript library for building component-driven user interfaces — used by Meta, Netflix, Airbnb.
React
A JavaScript library for building component-driven user interfaces — used by Meta, Netflix, Airbnb.
