5 Underrated Javascript Libraries That You Should Try In 2021!

Data-Driven Documents (D3) or D3.js is a JS library that developers use to document manipulation based on data. It was released in 2011 under the BSD license.

Underscore is a JavaScript utility library that provides various functions for typical programming tasks. It was created in 2009 by Jeremy Askenas and release with an MIT license. Now, Lodash has overtaken it. 

Algolia Places is a JavaScript library that provides an easy and distributed way of using address auto-completion on your site. It's a blazingly fast and wonderfully accurate tool that can help increase your site user experience. Algolia Places leverages the impressive open-source database of OpenStreetMap to cover worldwide places.

Do you want to incorporate full-screen videos into your site's background? Try Bideo.js. 

Chart.js is a flexible and simple library for designers and developers who can add beautiful charts and graphs to their projects in no time. It is open-source and has an MIT license.