This UI Library Just Does Everything Right

I've made a video in the past on why this is currently my favorite React / NextJS UI library to use. No needed context providers, no overhead, super simple to customize, lightweight. Yesterday, it got even better.

Wishing you lots of fun building something great with this!

[c]

I was aware of shacdn components library but this commands lines things just changed the game! Thanks for the update josh

[iHack-msnr]

Honestly I would rather want all components to be included in dev builds and dev environment to avoid having to update each component when the library releases an update. Instead of having to opt in manually for components, the better option would be to rely on tree shaking to not include code that isn't used.

[edu_amr]

It still doesn't have the table component, however it already has the tabs component, something that many libs don't have that work out of the box

[roscoevanderboom]

Damn...that's nice! I'll be switching from material UI right away. No more importing the entire mui5 just to get a few components. Thanks for this vid!

[nadalove]

thanks a lot, I want to say that your continuous video uploading makes me feel exited to work more hardly, that is encouraging me, and thanks for good quality content

[kdiffin]

holy shit i was 90% sure this was gonna be shadcn but i didnt expect it to add this feature, this really is gamechanging and im pretty sure this will be the feature that will catapult it into the mainstream

[akashnp]

This is neat! Inspired by what Angular does. It would be great if it added the dependant componets as well.

[hakanhakan]

Right now I'm learning the back-end and it took me a while to do the front-end, buddy, thanks for this great content, I'll definitely use it next time.

[smotch]

How would you keep up with updates...like if he adds better accessibility to one of the components.

[starmorph]

wow that cli component install is super helpful

[ghassanclassic]

Hey Josh, thank you very much for sharing this library. Keep it up ✌️

[NphiniT]

One tiny thing they could do is install dependencies of each component added. So one doesn't need to walk through the generated component looking for components that have not been installed. I'm definitely trying out this UI library though. Thanks

[adamlul]

If he decides to add a Combobox it will be one of the strongest UI libraries on the market. It's the only thing missing from Radix.

[mrapple]

Great video! Everyone, flashbang alert at 4:19

[imkirn]

Woah Josh i just revisited your old video of shacdn, perfect time to release a new one🤩

[blessdarah]

Is there not a way to have all at once? So that at build time, I now geto only the right code for only the components used? I feel that installing everything is way better experience for me.

[arthurbz]

Hey Josh, I really like your content, it really brings a lot of value, and so much React and frontend knowledge.
I'm curious to know, what your criteria are to choose between a more barebones approach like shadcdn where you install only some components, and a more structured alternative where you have a lot of components like MUI or AntDesign.
Thank you :)

[Mohammad_Moez]

What about the new Codux IDE,

We want your thoughts on that.

[avivshvitzky]

One thing I would really like to see from you, is a template for a real use of stripe, for subscriptions. This is something that all developers would be interested in, for their SASS. Stripe has MANY different events that you can listen to, using webhooks, like charge events, customer events, subscription events, etc, and I personally only find very superficial examples online. Including the next 13 project you shared recently (toxacity something?). Like, imagine having a template that already handles creating customers, starting sub, having trail to the sub, canceling, handling failed payments, etc

[chuksvalentine]

Thanks for the video. What other component library supports Nextjs 13 Server Components?