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Show HN: I Built Sailboat UI – Modern UI Framework for Tailwind CSS
Get start with 150+ Tailwind CSS components , built your website quickly with Sailboat UI.
- mritchie712 4y agoLooks like this is open source and maybe free? You should really lead with that. TailwindUI is pretty amazing, you should lean on how you're different (open source).
- lvwzhen 4y agoThank you. Sailboat UI is my first independent product. I am in the beta testing phase and I am trying to make it better.
- mritchie712 4y agoIt's great, you don't need to make it better. I was just saying you should lead with the open source aspect in your marketing / landing page.
- lvwzhen 4y agoThanks for your advice
- mmags 4y agoI love this, this is like a new year's treat. I am currently using RadixUI with tailwind and since it doesn't try to act as a component library (like mui or chakra), I am left to implement my own components. I really hope this gets more traction.
- lvwzhen 4y agoRadixUI is cool. I'm trying to make sailboat UI better. Let's work together.
- fyzix 4y agoIf you're taking suggestions, A navigation rail would be nice.
- linkdd 4y ago150+ components but the doc lists less than 30, so I guess it's still a WIP? The ones present looks good, though I was looking for a responsive navbar one (since that's a component I reuse in 99% of my projects). I suck at CSS (I know the language, but I'm not a designer). It's like painting, I know how to take a brush and put paint on a canvas, but whatever I do is just ugly. This is why for frontend stuff, I like to rely on frameworks like https://bulma.io https://bulma.io Tailwind is a nice framework, but it requires me to know how to make something beautiful, which I'm unable to. So frameworks like this one are more than welcome!