React is not only famous because Facebook created it. The library has a series of features that make it one of the best options for developers who want to build robust digital experiences quickly. Let’s take a look at some of those benefits.

• Extra Simplicity

  React’s use of an HTML-like syntax (JSX), and keeping the pieces that make up a component (JSX, styling, and logic) helps React developers build dynamic apps and websites faster and eases maintenance over time.

• Component-based

  Components are React’s building blocks. A React app or website comprises multiple components that can be reused independently from one another. Also, more complex components can be built from a collection of simpler ones.

• Gentle Learning Curve

  React’s popularity means that there are a lot of resources available for novice developers to draw from. React’s clear documentation and a plethora of tutorials and knowledge bases make it relatively easy to learn, especially for developers with a JavaScript background.

With Agility CMS’s content-first approach, you start by building a content infrastructure that gives developers a solid place to start and an intuitive interface for creating digital experiences using React. 

• Cloud-based Configuration

  You can set Agility CMS in minutes and start customizing your website using your own React components. Our interface is cloud-based and fully configurable, which means you can edit and produce content from different devices. 

• Fast and Easy

  Agility CMS is the best React CMS for a simple reason: Agility CMS gives you the props for your components in the fastest and easiest way.  By defining your Page Templates and Modules in Agility, you can give your editors the building blocks for composing website content.

• Editor Friendly

  React developers can build solutions that everybody can use, from marketers to customer support to sales. At the same time, developers can stay focused on the code.  Agility Page Modules essentially send the content as props to your React components, giving developers a head-start on front-end development.