Top 9 React Native UI Component Libraries in 2023

Thanks, great libraries !! 👍

Tried Gluestack and on the surface it seems amazing. Headless components? Yes please! Variants? Count me in! As a Radix user, this was a breath of fresh air... or at least it seemed at first.

But, it has major caveats; one is that you cannot easily reuse its logic for resolving styles from your theme for other non-styled components, without either converting them to a styled component, or using individual useToken hooks per value (and not even with color mode or media queries).

For example, I use react navigation which takes `options`. The only way to pass themed tokens is using a useToken hook to get a single value to then apply it, which means I cannot move out the options object into reusable objects, nor get the benefit of performance by doing so.

It would be nice if 1) I didn't have to use a hook and instead have a createStyle(...) function akin to StyleSheet API with theming support. I ended up doing this myself with the very limited APIs they have, but asked myself whether it was worth it. In fact they expose APIs that they don't even use themselves.

Additionally it has really poor type declarations all around, and the performance hit is not worth it compared to just plain StyleSheet, or styled-components for that matter (which has its own flaws, and lacks variants without prop drilling).

Which one is more stable?

Which one to use when you want to develop iOS and Android as close as possible to there native styles.

It seems all of them have a relatively small amount of weekly downloads, do most people just build their apps with native components?

Beware of native base, it has some really huge performance issues

that s great. i found my answer here . Thank you

Thank you Simon, I find this video very helpful. Great video.

The problem with all of these is that all of them have weak stackoverflow communities

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?

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?

How much tama-gui paid to you for this video ??

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.

paper seem attractive to me, I gonna try this

Lol, he now does React native

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!!!!

This is the video I have always been waiting for. I trust this channel and thank you so much Galaxy Devs

Nice vídeo, but ui of angular?!?

tamagui is so good

the tamagui looks great, looking forward for the content about it, thank you mate!

Love it

can you make a video or reel about some UI component libraries but for Ionic/Angular?,

NativeBase had some performance issues - have no idea if it was fixed.