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Also worth taking a look at Ionic (https://ionicframework.com/ https://ionicframework.com/), it’s significantly heavier than this, but is incredibly compleat an

Also worth taking a look at Ionic (https://ionicframework.com/ https://ionicframework.com/), it’s significantly heavier than this, but is incredibly compleat and has iOS and Material styles. Also can be used with plain “vanilla” js. People often only associate Ionic with old PhoneGap/Cordova apps, but as a toolkit for just standard web apps it’s awesome. I do wish Ionic invested a little more in “desktop” versions of the widgets however, they work well but tend to need a little more css to reduce font sizes and a few other tweaks.

danielvaughn 4y ago
Yep. I’m considering using ionic for our mobile website. One thing I really dislike about it though, is that it uses a ton of shadow dom everywhere with encapsulated styles. That works if the abstractions are perfect, but we know they rarely are. When you need to do anything outside of the box, you’re in for a rough ride. I’ve been thinking about building a tailwind-backed version of the same idea as ionic.