🚀 Introducing JointJS for React
Teams use JointJS to build AI workflow builders, BPMN editors, SCADA/HMI dashboards, and data modeling tools — apps where the diagram is the product.
Today, that same powerful core comes to React.
Did you know that JointJS for React works well with any React framework? 🚀
There's a gotcha in Next.js, so we created a short guide explaining everything you need to know to set up JointJS for React in your Next.js application. 👇
jointjs.com/blog/how-to-us…#jointjs#nextjs
Oskar Gutowski created a fantastic, in-depth comparison of JointJS for React and React Flow on the @NeotericEU blog. 🙏
The overview goes into details of both libraries, from similarities to building a pipeline editor in both (with code examples), along with an overview of
JointJS was featured in G2's "6 Best Data Visualization Libraries" for 2026, and it earned the highest G2 rating of the group at 4.7 out of 5.
The report captures what we hear from developers all the time. When your product lives or dies on its diagramming interface, JointJS
If you're looking for the best way to get started with JointJS for React, we've created a practical, hands-on tutorial that shows the most common techniques.
The guide covers:
🦄 How to start from a ready-made demo (AI Workflow Builder) and customize it for your project
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