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I tried various UI frameworks for react but always ended up with chakra-ui. The only thing, that makes me sad, that chakra don’t have datepicker component. Thei
by m0xai 4y ago
I tried various UI frameworks for react but always ended up with chakra-ui. The only thing, that makes me sad, that chakra don’t have datepicker component. Their compact design with powerful customization is their strength, I assume.
This looks also clean and modern. I hope they get popular and follow chakra’s philosophy. Who says no to more UI library options :)
- lf-non 4y agoI moved away from React recently (hence chakra-ui is no longer an option) but I find attributify mode for unocss [1] plus the daisy ui preset [2] as a good framework-agnostic alternative. [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/@unocss/preset-attributify https://www.npmjs.com/package/@unocss/preset-attributify [2] https://github.com/kidonng/unocss-preset-daisy https://github.com/kidonng/unocss-preset-daisy
- jasfi 4y agoI've been happy with MUI (https://mui.com/ https://mui.com/). Looking at their price plans (https://mui.com/pricing/ https://mui.com/pricing/) the date picker is available in their Open Core plan, but a date range picker is in the paid plan, which is $15/month.