Let's Talk About Framework-Specific UI Component Libraries

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Vuetify

These days, UI frameworks tend to make heavy use of modern Javascript and utilize components and reactive patterns to handle real-time interaction. Angular, React, and Vue are now well established as the standard for what we know as modern frontend development. Alongside these, we’ve seen the rise of framework-specific UI libraries that aim to provide a “batteries included” approach to UI, with deep integration of each framework’s unique set of features. This includes Angular Material, Mantine (for React), and Vuetify.

#Developer Tools #Design Tools #UI Design 35 social mentions

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Vue.js

These days, UI frameworks tend to make heavy use of modern Javascript and utilize components and reactive patterns to handle real-time interaction. Angular, React, and Vue are now well established as the standard for what we know as modern frontend development. Alongside these, we’ve seen the rise of framework-specific UI libraries that aim to provide a “batteries included” approach to UI, with deep integration of each framework’s unique set of features. This includes Angular Material, Mantine (for React), and Vuetify.

#Front-End Frameworks #Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library 341 social mentions

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Tailwind CSS

With the emergence of new frameworks such as Svelte, we might expect to see similar tooling appear to pair with these technologies. In fact, that's where Skeleton comes in - a brand new open-source UI component library that tightly integrates both Svelte and Tailwind. In short, it provides a broad set of Svelte components that can easily be adjusted using Tailwind’s powerful utility class system.

#Developer Tools #Design Tools #Website Design 866 social mentions

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Svelte

With the emergence of new frameworks such as Svelte, we might expect to see similar tooling appear to pair with these technologies. In fact, that's where Skeleton comes in - a brand new open-source UI component library that tightly integrates both Svelte and Tailwind. In short, it provides a broad set of Svelte components that can easily be adjusted using Tailwind’s powerful utility class system.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JavaScript Framework #JS Library 352 social mentions

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React

These days, UI frameworks tend to make heavy use of modern Javascript and utilize components and reactive patterns to handle real-time interaction. Angular, React, and Vue are now well established as the standard for what we know as modern frontend development. Alongside these, we’ve seen the rise of framework-specific UI libraries that aim to provide a “batteries included” approach to UI, with deep integration of each framework’s unique set of features. This includes Angular Material, Mantine (for React), and Vuetify.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library #JavaScript Framework 775 social mentions

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Mantine

These days, UI frameworks tend to make heavy use of modern Javascript and utilize components and reactive patterns to handle real-time interaction. Angular, React, and Vue are now well established as the standard for what we know as modern frontend development. Alongside these, we’ve seen the rise of framework-specific UI libraries that aim to provide a “batteries included” approach to UI, with deep integration of each framework’s unique set of features. This includes Angular Material, Mantine (for React), and Vuetify.

#Open Source #ReactJS #UI 114 social mentions

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jQuery

As time has moved on, monumental advancements have been made for core web technologies. When we think about interfaces, we tend to focus on visual aspects created using HTML and CSS. However, one would be remiss to overlook the impact Javascript has had on user interaction within then frontend space. Early UI frameworks such as Bootstrap opted to integrate jQuery and use direct DOM manipulation to handle interactive elements such as modals and dialogs. But as you may know, this has fallen out of favor due its less than stellar performance, resulting it it eventually being removed from Bootstrap in 2022. Replaced instead with standard Javascript features.

#Development Tools #UI #Software Libraries 87 social mentions

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Bootstrap

To understand how far we’ve come with interface design for the web it's important to understand the progress made over the last 15 years. During this time, tech giants such as Google and Twitter were tasked with creating consistent design across their vast catalog of online products and services. This prompted them to create what I like to refer to as “general purpose” UI frameworks, which included the likes of Bootstrap and Material Design. These brought comprehensive guidelines that covered common UX patterns, addressed accessibility, and a provided a consistent visual aesthetic. Each has had a dramatic impact on web design as we know it.

#CSS Framework #Development Tools #Design Tools 326 social mentions

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Bulma

Other libraries, such as Bulma, opted for a different approach. They made the decision to forego javascript altogether and focus purely on the the UI “shell” (the HTML and CSS). Leaving the onus on developers to code their own interactive logic or introduce additional third party dependencies to handle interactive elements.

#CSS Framework #Development Tools #Design Tools 109 social mentions

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Angular.io

These days, UI frameworks tend to make heavy use of modern Javascript and utilize components and reactive patterns to handle real-time interaction. Angular, React, and Vue are now well established as the standard for what we know as modern frontend development. Alongside these, we’ve seen the rise of framework-specific UI libraries that aim to provide a “batteries included” approach to UI, with deep integration of each framework’s unique set of features. This includes Angular Material, Mantine (for React), and Vuetify.

#JavaScript Framework #JS Library #Web Development Tools 283 social mentions