Plasmo massively simplified the browser extension creation experience by offering SDK tools that streamline the development process. With Plasmo, I could write React code within relevant folders (e...

We recently wrote a browser extension[1] without any prior experience, and Plasmo made it a breeze. Right from the start, we could focus on what we wanted to build, and not worry about the messy de...

Plasmo's browser extension framework saved us months of development time with its streamlined workflows and modern tooling. We chose it over alternatives for its excellent TypeScript support, hot r...

React powers UniDeck’s intuitive interface, enabling a seamless and dynamic user experience for building dashboards without any coding. Its component-based architecture allowed us to rapidly protot...

We have worked on angular extensively in our last startup which was also very good, but for Tablesprint we went for react due to easy learning curve for new team members and for all it's components...

React powers our frontend because it strikes the right balance between flexibility and performance. It let us build a dynamic UI that supports drag-and-drop editing, real-time updates, and seamless...