Which React Framework Should I Use for My Dashboard App?

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Asked By CuriousCoder42 On

Hey everyone! I'm looking to build a dashboard app and plan to use React since I'm familiar with it. However, it's been about two years since I last worked on a React project, and I've found myself overwhelmed by the various options available. I've come across frameworks like React Router, Tanstack, Vite, and Next.js, and I'm having a tough time deciding which one to choose. I'd love to hear your recommendations and advice on this. Thanks!

5 Answers

Answered By FrontendExplorer99 On

For a quick build, you can use Vite along with React Navigation. If you don’t need any complex features, Next.js might be too much for a dashboard.

Answered By SimpleSolutions101 On

If your dashboard mainly handles static data, a plain React setup with Vite is sufficient. You really don't need a full framework unless you're aiming for server-side functionality.

Answered By SwiftDev23 On

I suggest going with Tanstack or React Router. Vite is essential for development, so you'll definitely be using that no matter which framework you pick.

Answered By QuickBuildGuru On

Tanstack Start has really impressed me for new projects. It's user-friendly and offers great perks compared to Next.js, even though it’s still in the release candidate phase.

Answered By RealTimeRiser On

Consider whether your dashboard will require real-time updates. For a static dashboard, Vite + React is more than enough, but if you need real-time features, then Next.js is a solid choice.

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