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Data Visualization Libraries for React Developers in 2019
For the second year in a row React stays among the top three most loved and acknowledged libraries by professional developers all around the world. And not without reason. Let me outline its main benefits for building user interfaces: The system components are highly reusable and writing custom components is a mostly painless process.Easy learning curve.Due to the presence of virtual DOM, it’s sui
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