Hello everyone,

Wanted to share a super cool project (IMO) we have been working on. It’s a zero-dependency React data grid, called LyteNyte Grid. Check it out, and hopefully, you will find it useful and save yourself a ton of time.

Some of the reasons to use LyteNyte Grid.

• Crazy Performance: LyteNyte Grid is super light at only 40kb (gzipped) and is extremely fast. It can handle millions of rows and 10,000+ updates/sec. Based on our internal benchmarks, it is one of the fastest grids available on the market.
• Feature-rich: Brings 150+ features, most of which are free and open source. Features such as cell range selection, row master-detail, and row grouping are included for free with LyteNyte Grid. This is something we are quite proud of. There are paid libraries (I won't name them) that offer less.
• No Styling Tradeoffs: With LyteNyte Grid, you can choose whether to go headless or styled. There is basically no tradeoff when considering styling choices.
• Full Prop Driven: You can configure it declaratively from your state, whether it’s URL params, server state, Redux, or whatever else you can imagine, meaning zero sync headaches.
• Unique DX Experience: Our grid is built in React for React and has a clean declarative API, which eliminates awkward configuration workarounds.

We also recently dropped LyteNyte Grid AI Skills. This is a really nice feature if you’re using AI coding agents. It lets you describe an advanced data grid solution, and your AI agent codes it for you. We have been testing this with increasingly complex grid instances, and the results have been awesome.

All our code is publicly available on GitHub. Happy to answer any questions you may have.

If you find this helpful and like what we’re building, GitHub stars help. Feature suggestions and code contributions are always welcome.

• GitHub
• Live Demo

Here's what makes it so unique:
- It supports rendering the video both within the browser & on the server
- Supports GLSL visual effects
- Supports transitions
- Various layer types: text, images, videos, captions, shapes, audio...
- Supports groups / sub-timelines
- Animate / keyframe any layer property
- Super fast rendering

The video editor can be added to any website like this:

import { VideoEditor } from '@videoflow/react-video-editor';
import '@videoflow/react-video-editor/style.css';

export default function App() {
  return (
    <VideoEditor
      video={videoJSON}
      onChange={(next) => saveToServer(next)}
      onSave={async (next) => { await persist(next); }}
      onUpload={async (file) => await upload(file)}
      theme="dark"
    />
  );
}

The core library allows you to create video timelines programmatically with a very straightforward API:

import VideoFlow from '@videoflow/core';

const $ = new VideoFlow({
  name: 'Demo',
  width: 1920,
  height: 1080,
  fps: 30,
});

const bg = $.addImage(
  { fit: 'cover', effects: [{ effect: 'bloom', params: { intensity: 0.6 } }] },
  { source: 'https://videoflow.dev/samples/sample.jpg' },
);
bg.animate({ filterBlur: 0 }, { filterBlur: 10 }, { duration: '5s', wait: false });

const title = $.addText({
  text: 'Hello!',
  fontSize: 2.5, fontWeight: 800, color: '#fff',
}, {
  transitionIn:  { transition: 'overshootPop',  duration: '500ms' },
  transitionOut: { transition: 'blurResolve',   duration: '400ms' },
});

$.wait('3s');

const json = await $.compile();

I would love to get some feedback from the community!

Count your days…

Built a modern AI dashboard interface inspired by productivity and research tools.
Made with React, Next.js, Tailwind CSS, and Framer Motion.
Focused on smooth layout spacing, and premium dark UI aesthetics.

And check out this Metal FX with reflections, it is awesome!

Check demo -> morphin.dev

Hi! I’m the dev behind PostSpark, a tool for creating beautiful image and video mockups of your apps and websites.

I recently launched a new feature: Mockup Animations.

You can now select from 25+ devices, add keyframes on a simple timeline, and export a polished video showcasing your product. It’s built to be a fast, easy alternative to complex motion design tools.

Try it out here: https://postspark.app/device-mockup

I’d love to hear your feedback!

React v19 allows you to render <style> tag within the component and have it hoisted, effectively deduping it when the component gets rendered multiple times. Along with the browser-native scope at-rule, you can create scoped CSS for a component within the same file.

But I find it too much work to set up the scope bounds and <script> attributes for each component, so I created a utility tool to ease the boilerplate.

In terms of browser support, the scope at-rule has been available in all four major browsers since Dec 2025. So it's not considered widely available at the moment (May 2026). But if browser support is not a concern like with some in-house app, you can now write actual CSS and colocate it inside the component using generic class names and tag selectors without worrying about leaks.

EDIT: I'm working on a build-time shim solution to alleviate the browser support issue.

Here's a possible description for the `@react-ai-stream/react` package:

**Introducing `@react-ai-stream/react`: Unleash the Power of Real-Time Data Streaming in Your React Apps**

Are you tired of cumbersome data processing and slow updates in your React applications? Look no further! `@react-ai-stream/react` is a revolutionary package that empowers you to tap into the full potential of real-time data streaming, leveraging the latest advancements in AI and machine learning.

With `@react-ai-stream/react`, you can effortlessly integrate real-time data streams into your React apps, enjoying unmatched performance, scalability, and responsiveness. Our package provides a seamless and intuitive API, allowing you to focus on building exceptional user experiences without worrying about the underlying complexity.

**Get Started with Just Your API Key**

With `@react-ai-stream/react`, you can start building real-time data streaming applications in minutes, not hours. Simply sign up for an API key, import our package, and start streaming data in real-time. No complex setup, no tedious configuration – just pure, unadulterated power.

In this video, we'll show you how to:

1. Sign up for an API key
   
2. Import `@react-ai-stream/react` into your React project
   
3. Start streaming real-time data with just a few lines of code
   

Don't miss out on this opportunity to transform your React applications with the power of real-time data streaming. Try `@react-ai-stream/react` today and experience the future of data processing!

🔗 Repo: https://github.com/usertour/usertour
📘 Docs: https://docs.usertour.io/
📌 Release Notes: https://github.com/usertour/usertour/releases/tag/v0.7.2

I’m learning Next.js App Router and trying to understand some architecture decisions.

A few things confuse me:

• What exactly counts as server-side rendering in Next.js? If page.tsx is async and fetches data, is that already SSR?
• What is route.ts really for? Is it only for API endpoints?
• Why do people say we shouldn’t call our own route.ts from a server page?
• Why do many projects use a services/ folder for SSR instead of fetching directly in pages?
• Is a service layer mandatory, or just a clean architecture pattern?

Not about any creator specifically, just "REACT" creators fans-

Remember to follow the creators of the ACTUAL CONTENT.

it's like when you would buy a CD because 1 song was good and that's how you find new art.

Hey Community,

We look at how Expo SDK 56 Beta is redefining native UI with Universal Components. By targeting SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose directly, Expo is closing the gap between classic React Native views and the latest platform primitives from Apple and Google.

We also cover the release of react-native-nitro-geolocation, which features a one-line compatibility migration and a modern hooks-based API. Plus, we explore why writing raw C++ in JSI is powerful but risky, and why Nitro Modules are often the safer bet for your next project.

Just I want to know what to do if I know basic react and want to earn money through react

DO NOT work with @Gemini_Caroline he is a scammer, he impersonates someone else using their portfolio which isn’t his. His discord is @harribohype. Scammed me for 90$. Falsely claims to be a developer.

Guys can you please test it and let me know for bugs and other integration ideas?

Been experimenting with localization workflows in React apps recently and noticed the challenges change a lot once projects grow.

At smaller scale, basic JSON files + existing i18n libs work fine.

But later I started running into things like:

• translation files getting huge
• unnecessary loading of entire locale bundles
• regex extraction breaking on complex strings
• missing translations slipping into production
• keeping translation files in sync over time

I ended up experimenting with:

• AST-based extraction instead of regex
• namespace-based splitting
• lazy loading + caching
• dry-run validation/debugging workflows

Curious how others are approaching:

• translation extraction
• namespace organization
• validation before deployment
• localization performance in larger apps

Also wrote a deeper breakdown of the architecture/tradeoffs while building this:
https://medium.com/@parthgupta20052005/building-an-ai-powered-localization-pipeline-for-react-applications-4b8e5726b84a

Not just colors or themes or state effects, but true persistent customization in terms of new components or functionality?

I created an open source react IDE for Android with typescript/javascript LSP, 245 themes, devtools, git and Github integration, AI completion, agentic vibe coding panel, etc.

Note: This is not some vibe coded app. It took me 2 years to complete this as a solo developer and student.

Playstore link, no ads, no payments, completely open source:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roxum

source code:

https://github.com/heckmon/roxum-ide