We’re sharing our love for the React ecosystem—say hello to KendoReact Free. With free professional React UI components, developers can build compelling web experiences—and challenge themselves to win big prizes.

React has grown to be a popular and dominant frontend framework—yet it is evolving fast, and a passionate developer ecosystem is fueling further growth. Recent React framework improvements and tooling updates inspire confidence, but React developer productivity is best augmented by a rich ecosystem.

Progress KendoReact is a leading React component library—an arsenal of 120+ enterprise-grade UI components and tools that simplify design and UI customization. While KendoReact has always served developers well, we felt we could lower the barrier to entry and contribute to make React developers more successful.

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Beyond the hype, artificial intelligence can be fascinating, but ethically responsible AI uses call for understanding how technology works.

It is the age of artificial intelligence (AI). AI is slowly changing the way we live and work, and AI’s popularity is driving adoption in enterprise and consumer apps. AI presents a huge opportunity for developers to infuse apps with solutions powered by generative AI and large language models (LLMs), and also boost personal developer productivity.

However, AI conversations these days often feel like buzzword bingo with a high barrier to entry. Things may seem less complex with a better understanding of the underlying technologies. So, let’s burst some myths and demystify modern AI.

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ThemeBuilder helps to visually customize design systems, and the resulting styles can be reused across platforms, even for native apps.

Modern web apps often strive for delightful UX, and beautifully styled UI is one way designers/developers can achieve the goal. Styling every aspect of UI manually across modern web apps is a chore—designers often want to start with a design system and have customizations applied to all types of UI. Developers working by themselves could use a better starting point to have consistent themes applied to variety of UI—visual representation never hurt before stepping down to CSS/Sass. When designers and developers work together, the hand-off can often have frictions—design fidelity has to be upheld, but balanced with development needs.

All this demands the need for good tooling with styles being reused across platforms—enter ThemeBuilder.

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