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Materialize

Bobby Iliev

DevOps

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Choosing the right tools in web development can drastically enhance productivity and user experience. Key frontend libraries to consider include AOS for scroll animations, Chart.js for data visualization, Luxon for date and time manipulation, SweetAlert2 for customizable alerts and modals, SortableJS for drag-and-drop sorting, Floating UI for dynamic tooltips and pop-overs, and FullCalendar for comprehensive calendar functionalities.

Frontend Libraries for Your Next Project

Useful, though 2 words. UI library.

I bookmarked for later use. Thank you!

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<li>AOS was updated last time 6 years ago, I didn’t recommend use such old library. Anime.js is a good alternative.</li>
<li>Dayjs is better than luxon and have better maintenance.</li>
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Unless it is a personal project, be very careful when choosing libraries for a project. Always check if the library receives frequent updates and has been on the market for at least 1 year, avoid new projects.

Nice collection of useful tools. I liked AOS, SortableJs and sweetAlert2

I’ll try implementing everything I just read about on my next project
I’m sure it’ll look cool