Create a Private, Enterprise-Grade, Component Library using React with Senior Databricks Engineer

Creating a company-wide component library with React is not always clear due to React's unopinionated nature. It’s easy for components to be rife with anti-patterns and difficult to test. With that in mind, The newline Guide to Building a Company Component Library is full of shared component API patterns and tooling best practices that let you create reusable shared component libraries immediately. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to identify potential shared components in an existing codebase, create an NPM library from scratch with TypeScript and Storybook, build and deploy a modern NPM package to a private NPM registry, understand the importance of choosing your libraries dependencies as well as basic and advanced API patterns for shared components.

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Chapters
0:00 Course Introduction
02:39 Types of Component Libraries
04:23 Technologies and Modules
05:46 Environment Setup
06:36 Component Boundaries
08:40 Identifying Components
13:12 Choosing Dependencies
15:34 Creating a New Package
20:11 Storybook Environment
24:58 Formatting and Linting
29:55 Button API

[johngrant]

It's a shame you didn't include the build steps for making a component library.

I don't know if I miss something but, where is the initial code repository?
EDIT: Now I see, the code isn't here, the code will be provided if I buy the course.

[ahmadmansour]

Can you send me the initial code repository? Thanks

[oscar_cornejo]

Does the course have Spanish subtitles?🤔

[sagemik]

Please improve the audio. It's hard to hear you.

[oscarlagatta]

My apologies but your tone is so low that barely can keep my attention. I suppose you are excited about the material you are showing? I don’t get that from this video though.