Should I use React Components Libraries?

Question

React

When building a large enterprise application, you need a library of react components.
The question arose, is it advisable to use ready-made component libraries?
Or is it worth gradually creating your own set of components and not using ready-made ones?
By libraries, I mean the following:
semantic-ui
material-ui
Perhaps someone else can add to this list, or do you have another that you use?

Answer 1

Still how worth it. You are going crazy to create something of your own if a wide range of functionality is expected. And the customer is going crazy to pay for it, if it was not previously agreed and allocated **** hours for the development of the whale.
+ Not so often in the CIS (and maybe not only here) we manage to find a JS / React developer who knows CSS / SCSS at a sufficient level for such a task.
Personally, I use AntD and am happy.
MaterialUI is also nothing, but only the new one, with the old and inline styles is not on my way)
ps:
If you want to make your own whale, start by developing a multiselect with contextual search and a table with both horizontal and vertical scrolling. And then I recommend making modals (do not forget to test modals in modals on top of the open selects) and proceed to form elements with validations, etc.) You will always have time to use buttons and other little things =)

Answer 2

although I myself use material-ui for a corporate application, I recommend looking further aside https://ant.design/

Answer 3

I recommend
blueprintjs.com

Answer 4

I found everything I needed for the enterprise in Microsoft's React Fabric . Office 365 style, virtualized table out of the box...