There are currently 44 open-source projects built with React Router, with a combined total of 226.6k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
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Open-source project management platform for tracking issues, running cycles, and managing product roadmaps.
A React framework for building internal tools, admin panels, dashboards, and B2B applications with unmatched flexibility.
A frontend framework for building single-page admin applications on top of REST/GraphQL APIs using React and TypeScript.
A boilerplate for building scalable cross-platform desktop applications with Electron and React.
A production-ready boilerplate for building cross-platform desktop apps with Electron, React, and Webpack.
A modular, open-source visual editor for React.js that enables custom drag-and-drop page building with your own components.
A historical starter boilerplate for universal web apps using React, Redux, Express, and Webpack (circa 2015).
Bindings to keep React Router and Redux state synchronized for time-travel debugging.
A high-performance framework for integrating React with Ruby on Rails, featuring server-side rendering and seamless component rendering in Rails views.
A deprecated boilerplate for building isomorphic web applications using the MERN (MongoDB, Express, React, Node.js) stack.
A starter kit for creating isomorphic React apps with server-side rendering and hot module replacement.
Redux bindings for React Router that keep router state inside the Redux store.
Shopify's stack for building faster headless commerce storefronts with React.
A minimalistic, opinionated web client for Mastodon with unique UI/UX experiments.
A desktop browser for exploring the decentralized Blockstack internet, enabling user-owned identity and data.
Open source, privacy-first web analytics with performance monitoring, error tracking, and self-hosting options.
A component kit for building admin applications using shadcn/ui, featuring CRUD pages, data tables, forms, and authentication.
An example universal JavaScript application demonstrating the 3REE stack: React, Redux, RethinkDB, and Express.
A minimal, beginner-friendly React-Redux boilerplate with industry best practices for starting new applications.
Relay Classic integration for React Router, enabling efficient data fetching and parallel query execution for route components.
A demo single-page application built with React, ES6, Webpack, and Ant Design for learning and prototyping.
An opinionated React/Redux stack for building frontend applications with a focus on Domain-Driven Design.
An npm package providing a universal (isomorphic) rendering server for React and Redux applications with minimal configuration.
A full-stack Java web demo project with Spring MVC, MyBatis, React, and Ant Design for reference and extension.
A lightweight, unmaintained React starter kit with Reflux, React Router, Jest, Webpack, Gulp, and Stylus.
A ready-to-use boilerplate for React projects with Material-UI, TypeScript, Redux, and routing.
Scalable reducer management and universal data fetching for React Router and Redux applications.
A quickstart template for building React single-page applications using Coffeescript, Gulp, Webpack, and React-Router.
Example TodoMVC implementations using Relay with various routing libraries for reference and learning.
Adds server-side rendering support to react-router-relay for isomorphic React/Relay applications.
A full-stack SPA template with Phoenix backend, React/Redux frontend, and JWT authentication pre-configured.
A React SPA boilerplate with Redux, Router, Webpack, Babel, Express, and Ant Design for rapid development.
A starter template for building React web apps with Ant Design, Redux, and React Router.
A demonstration chat application using Relay with nested routing, pagination, and complex data modeling.
A React + Redux + Ant-Design frontend boilerplate with JWT authentication and modern tooling.
A demo React application showcasing a modern frontend stack with Ant Design, Redux, routing, and Webpack.
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