I set out to make a short video on why you would want to use a headless library, and why it should be React Aria Components.
Turns out it has so many details that the video ended up a little longer...
Lets talk accessibility, UX, styling and more.
What do you use currently?
@irsyad Hey Irsyad! I'm unfamiliar with Inertia, but at first glance, this seems correct.
Draft UI's section on routing is just a re-write of React Aria's docs on routing (albeit slightly out of date now): https://t.co/luiWCyHdoe
This is a great question for @devongovett and team!
@storm_buster@JollyShopland We've worked together before, but our projects are slightly different. While Draft UI is heavily inspired by shadcn/ui, https://t.co/hSj2ndnEne is a much more faithful recreation using React Aria instead of Radix
Huge React Aria release! 🚀
🚇 Submenu + blog post!
🌈 7 new color picker components
🎄 Tree alpha
🪂 DropZone + FileTrigger
🔗 Typed client-side router integration
🎬 onAction/isDisabled item API
🍂 Better tree shaking (~4x smaller)
🥹 And a ton more!
https://t.co/K0LTc5r2Oh
huge show on UI Components today!
Detailing Headless, unstyled and pre-styled UI frameworks and where they fit into building apps.
@radix_ui@shadcn@tailwindcss UI + Catalyst
React Aria
@shoelace_style
+ more
https://t.co/LDPEXELra5
@storybookjs All Draft UI components and examples are built with Storybook. In order to populate our docs, we use a script to copy all our stories into a big "registry.json" which we can reference as needed throughout our Markdown content.
Had to refilm a video to mention @joshtriedcoding as he beat me to the punch!
https://t.co/Xveo9HDaYz
Was a good time to share my react-aria-components library https://t.co/AC7CMVyDUR with YouTube, now hes put some more eyes on adobes!
Also recommend @draft__ui too