blog/react-component-library

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blog/react-component-library

Discover top React UI libraries for 2025: AI-assisted development, enhanced accessibility, and visual editing tools. Build modern, efficient interfaces faster.

https://www.builder.io/blog/react-component-library?_hsenc=p2ANqtz-_GNvDQ76c6RxlO5DbyrftlWXJ7Y1wYkqgu74JDo6WZMZ9F27QolllHX1A-63UDm-QgOZ9dp1_B64Amr4NLfmnbDr5V6-ij1kifAxLz2zIBmfDjdQM&_hsmi=341809458

[alex-mironov]

Awesome collection 👍

[lukejamie07]

Really enjoyed this blog on React UI Component Libraries in 2025, Luke Stahl! The section on performance optimization was especially insightful.

While researching, I found this guide on React 19 and Shadcn UI integration, which explores how modern React UI components enhance design flexibility: https://mobisoftinfotech.com/resources/blog/react-19-shadcn-ui-integration-tutorial.

Would love to hear your thoughts on how Shadcn UI React compares to other React UI libraries in terms of design tool compatibility!

[3mdistal]

Shadcn UI is really mature and has nice tooling to go along with it (CLI that automatically copies the components into your project).

It's good to note that Shadcn UI isn't a library you install, but instead you pick and choose which components you want and either copy/paste the code in or have the CLI do it for you. So, you own and maintain the components after you start, but you also get smaller bundle size and components that work uniquely for your code.

It's also now owned and operated by Vercel—still open source and will keep being, as far as I know, but good to know for longterm support and updates. (A lot of the components look and feel like Vercel's site out of the box.)

[fblettner]

Thanks for all of this. I also have released this year a new React component Library, more than just a library because there is also predefined context, api, dialogs, and an advanced grid build with tanstack with features like filtering, grouping, exporting, importing, edit inline... You can see the preview of all components and documentation : https://docs.nomana-it.fr/liberty-core/. It is an opensource project that will stay free forever : https://github.com/fblettner/liberty-core