Top 9 React Native UI Component Libraries in 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- Which React Native UI Library should you use to style your React Native application? Which package offers the most components and best styling for your React app? Let’s check out 9 of the best React Native component libraries in 2023!
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1. Tamagui: tamagui.dev/
2. React Native Elements: reactnativeelements.com/
3. React Native Paper: reactnativepaper.com/
4. Nativebase: nativebase.io/
5. NativeWind: www.nativewind.dev/
6. UI Kitten: github.com/akveo/react-native...
7. RNUI Lib: wix.github.io/react-native-ui...
8. Gluestack-ui: ui.gluestack.io/
9. Restyle: github.com/Shopify/restyle
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This is the video I have always been waiting for. I trust this channel and thank you so much Galaxy Devs
Thank you Benjamin!!
Hello Simon, your videos have helped me a lot. Your video about capacitor was a lifesaver.
I would like to know what you think about Framework7. I'm using it in a project, but I'm not sure if it was a good choice.
Thank you so much!!!!
Thank you Simon, I find this video very helpful. Great video.
Glad it was helpful!
can you make a video or reel about some UI component libraries but for Ionic/Angular?,
i want to know one thing, right now i am using styled-component/native for making my component library in react native app, but i am facing performance lag. what should be the ideal css framework for making component lib for react native app?
Thanks, great libraries !! 👍
Glad you like them!
how about scaling, how would you manage the scaling of the numbers of these GUI components. I wouldnt want to rewrite the padding, margnis and font sizes of every component just to manually scale the numbers so it would work greate on mobile screens as well tablets
Hey Simon, do you know if tamagui is soon connectable with expo web? For me it was a party stopper that you have a additional NextJS App for the web in tamagui. I really love expo for the single clean Codebase. I would love to see tamagui fully integrated in expo native and web.
Yeah I don't really love that part as well, not sure if they plan to do anything about that :/
the tamagui looks great, looking forward for the content about it, thank you mate!
Yeah it's really epic!
I created a somewhat big app with native base. As the app was growing, it was impossible to use. The whole Ui became too slow and somewhat un responsible. Everything had a delay. I don’t know how people keep recommending it. Have you even try it?
that s great. i found my answer here . Thank you
Which one did you pick?
@@galaxies_dev h i Simon, sorry to not remember specifically because i gave up react native and have started flutter to can make image editing with a good performance. i think paper is the best :)
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I Use 3 ui libraries already
nativewind for tailwindcss with support of styles like hover and focus
react native paper for material tab navigation and card designs
rnuilib by wix for great form input boxes Picker, date time selector, chips input.
All Simultaneously in every project
cab you make a video on how to use this libraries in RN CLI
Hey, thanks for this, it was helpful
I'm looking for a good React Native library that has official components or a design system in Figma, so I can create my designs baasd on it and then the developers will be able to use that library, do you anything can do that?
tamagui
Love it
Thank you!
great video! is it possible to mix tamagui with tailwindcss?
Sadly not
Which one to use when you want to develop iOS and Android as close as possible to there native styles.
Good question - none of these libraries offer great "adaptive styling" in my eyes!
React native Elements is Way to go kids Tsx Support is great
NativeBase had some performance issues - have no idea if it was fixed.
gluestack ui is their fix for those performance issues
RNULib seems to be abandoned, with the main demo not working and crashing for over a year now. Numerous issues raised and discord conversations unresponded to. Looking elsewhere - sadly, as it looked good on the surface...
Beware of native base, it has some really huge performance issues
Yeah I think you are better off with GlueStack by now!
@@galaxies_devWhat does that mean? Is it really bad in terms of performance?😢
@@ohiduzzaman_siamreally bad
tamagui is so good
Have you already used it?
Its promising but I didnt like it at all it takes a lot of effort to setup and style, then the overall benefit still not clear for me.
Have you tried using it? Me and my colleagues didn't enjoy it.
@@anaziI agree
paper seem attractive to me, I gonna try this
Yeah definitely a great choice!
Which one is more stable?
The problem with all of these is that all of them have weak stackoverflow communities
It seems all of them have a relatively small amount of weekly downloads, do most people just build their apps with native components?
Yeah I think many create their own styling sytem!
Nice vídeo, but ui of angular?!?
Maybe in a future video :)
Thank you for the efforts, but you really need to up your sense of what's considered cool in terms of design. 😅
Lol, he now does React native
Lol true
Another youtuber sponsored by tamagui....
I wish I was! Video would be marked as sponsored if it was btw :)
How much tama-gui paid to you for this video ??
0, I never talked to them - but let them know I’m open to talk 😂
wtf tamagui sucks. nothing works properly 😂 they dont even respect semver. it’s a complete chaos