Thanks for the love @AlekhDev and @MadeWithLaravel. We are now at v5.0. Added 5 more amazing components and also focused a lot on accessibility. https://t.co/x5qXKQeh9m
@MadeWithLaravel@bladewindui This looks really useful for Laravel projects. Reusable Blade components can save development time and keep the UI code cleaner. 🚀
@MadeWithLaravel@bladewindui This looks really useful for Laravel projects. Reusable Blade components can save development time and keep the UI code cleaner. 🚀
BladewindUI 4 is here. We split everything up into individual standalone components so you can just install only the components you need — not everything! For example: `composer require mkocansey/bladewind-table`. https://t.co/MNDQyFaVy9
The new BladewindUI website homepage puts together some UI flows to illustrate how easily one can combine our components to build awesome user experiences. Check it out. https://t.co/x5qXKQeh9m
Spending some time this weekend to rewrite our Filepicker component to support multiple file uploads and many cool features. This will hopefully make it into our updates for v3.0.
It’s the holidays. A perfect time to build some new components for the new year. Thinking 🤔 selectable cards (checkboxes on steroids), step components that enforce validations in each step, a a range datepicker that doesn’t require 2 input fields. Best of the season.
Just released.
V2.8.0
This version adds client-side sorting and pagination to our table component. We also introduced an accordion component. https://t.co/gDJw1qeTSU
I’ll spend this weekend adding client-side sorting and pagination to the table component. Quite excited to see how the final implementation turns out. https://t.co/n255uQbXVq
Y’all have a restful weekend. If you end up feeling bored and want to try something new, just include our UI library in your @laravelphp project and play with the components. https://t.co/MNDQyFaVy9