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Might also check out Ant Design. https://ant.design/ https://ant.design/ It's integrated with React and there's a separate mobile UI for it. Ant is Chinese, wi
by malloryerik 10y ago
Might also check out Ant Design.
https://ant.design/ https://ant.design/
It's integrated with React and there's a separate mobile UI for it. Ant is Chinese, with docs translated into English.
Like China, it's huge^^
I've just been fooling around with it today for the first time in create-react-app and seems good so far. Haven't tried on mobile.
- datahack 10y agoBeen using this library and generally impressed. +1
- constantlm 10y agoWow Ant Design looks pretty great.
- Rotareti 10y agoLooks great! I wish the doc was fully translated though.
- bpicolo 10y agoI started working with it yesterday. It's a little gratuitous on hover state animation usage but has otherwise been very pleasant! I also couldn't find css classes just for coloring text in the docs anywhere which kinda made me sad, but wasn't too hard to add a couple to my baseline css. I just wish there were a text-primary class or something (is there one that I missed?)
- WA 10y agoSlick, first library that gets many things right I think. However, there's apparently a desktop-version and a mobile-version. Is this normal? Don't people make responsive designs these days, but separate UIs for mobile/desktop?
- crucialfelix 10y agoI like that you can import just the css you need for a component. Semantic ui should do this too. Some mobile glitches with Ant, but I'm considering trying it. I only need a few components
- enobrev 10y agoSemantic-UI does allow this. If you look in the build folder, it has CSS files for every component, and you can include whichever you need.