Yes please! Shadcn is awesome and worth a whole video.

OMG yes!!🙌

Yessss 👌

@@tommycallsubackBut how that has been done is masterclass on pro front-end development.

Yes

LLM will replace us soon D: and this will be finally over

It is a rather absurd state-of-affairs. Like we're doing all the somersaults to build software in languages which were actually designed for page layout. Simply because browsers were the only platform which offered an open, cross-platform way to execute code and render graphics, without a complex and brittle install process.

​@@andybrice2711It sure beats development for mobile. Needing to have a Mac just to build for iOS is shit. Then there's the problem of keeping things updated on all platforms. Some people are also awful at updating software.

And then you find out that those carousels are unusable in real-world projects. I am always going back to custom swiper or slick implementations.

@@CottidaeSEA Yeah. This is a large part of why we're in this absurd situation. No-one's found a good method of having multiple, versioned software stacks installed in parallel, without massive duplication or conflicts. And proprietary OSes want to deliberately lock down those libraries, frameworks and dev tools. So now we've ended up with the kludgey solutions of Electron Apps and Docker containers, where every app has to contain the entire stack (and maybe even its own small OS).

shadcn is like 1-year-old project with very active contribution, these devs are out of their mind to say that it's deprecated.

That's some next-level instant legacy

People who conflate Stitches (same team behind Radix) with shadcn (a totally different maintainer and contributors)

no one says that rly

@@MerthanMerter Just reddit tbh

I agree , I am very excited about what it offers right now and I love it but I want more updates like these to add more new components more examples of current components as you said for grids and form especially for form like complex form and real life example usage

I mean for those cases, you'd likely want to use something like AgGrid anyway, which is also very customizable. With Shadcn (and Radix, whose most of the components are based on) you can pick and choose; the point is that they provide sane accessibility out of the box.

@dealloc at the moment, most of our projects that need that deep thick client UI (primarily intranet apps so TTFI or latency are non issues) are using PrimeReact which gives us a lot.of the stuff we want in a neat package. But seeing what shadcn does, well, leaves me excited for the future!

The typescript stuff is gonna make this very popular among the right people

Make a wrapper for the components if you want to customize them

1) Yes this sucks, but is a one-time thing. Fortunately a tailwind config isn't the worst thing to override; also git is your friend :) 2) The point is what those components provide out of the box. The component libraries (like Radix) provides customizable components with sane accessibility features. You'd likely want to install them anyway in those cases. 3) Your component code is yours. While you could use the experimental diff command from shadcn CLI, again git is your best bet to include changes, as any other merge request. You can do a git add -p to partially add changes you need interactively; then commit chose changes and discard the rest you don't need. 4) You can also do as @user-fr2fm3ri3w says, and wrap your components around shadcn. Though, that defeats the point of using shadcn in the first place, and you could just use Radix components directly instead. Why is this better than an npm package? Because an npm package would require you to opt-in to a specific version, and your only way to prevent breaking changes, if any, would be to use patch-package, or copy paste the code anyway and end up with a worse upgrade path.

NextUI is top1 ui lib for now, it just needs more components to be unbeatable, theres few components that have really tought api if you have really specific needs, but what I love about NextUI is that its open to customization, it gives some similiar vibes what MUI does with their own approach.

It's NextUI is ui library, ShadUi is not.They are absolutely not the same thing With ShadUI we own all the code from a component, enabling us a total customization with no limit

I looked preface Ui I am just shocked that and kinda disappointed this kind of tools libraries etc most people even never heard about it and eventually they not appreciate what they did so far. I used DevExpress libraries for enterprise solutions at work. And finding this kind of open source libraries gives me hope that there is a gold things under the hood. ( Sorry if i give a headache thanks :) )

I love prime, but it doesn't works with Remix for the moment, so I'm sticking with NextUI for the PoC process.

rel, fax

I love mantine for the hooks, but the ui lib is really tought to work with, so primereact with nextui are still 10x better, but mantine is lovely project overall just bad decisions were made and thats why its not as much popular as it should be.

This is infuriating. I can't seem to find a fix to it

mui? :D

@@27sosite73 Is trash

@@27sosite73ye, mui is trash. Very different to maintain, horible experience for me

I agree, though I assume this is done for backwards compatibility. Maybe it will be deprecated later, and then replaced. Who knows.

Personally I find Radix more ergonomic to work with. I have never had to resort to HeadlessUI, but you can use either or, they are not mutually exclusive (except you can't mix primitives from one and the other)

Theo is a react guru. His youtube personality basically asumes everyone is using react and everyone who is not is kinda second tier. He literally said the main reason to use vue was because it was translated in many languages languages. Yeah yeah he walked it back but still. So you dont get it because Theo is a react evangelist and thus assumes you are already using react. But if you keep that in mind then his content is usually pretty good

Or maybe, just maybe the library was built for React users and Theo's main audience uses React and it just so happens to have a wider demographic in the real world? I don't know, maybe I'm the crazy one here.

There is a shadcn port for svelte and Vue if you're interested.

@@harsh07may that's actually sounds nice

Hard to sift through the sales in this channel at times. Take all this shit with a grain of salt.