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I'm always wondering, why it took web devs so many years to create some meaningful reusable UI components (and I still don't see a wide adoption of something li
by ddaletski 4y ago
I'm always wondering, why it took web devs so many years to create some meaningful reusable UI components (and I still don't see a wide adoption of something like that)? I just can't understand how reimplementing even such things as simple buttons every time from scratch is productive
- jve 4y agoCurrently microsoft product line like SharePoint, Dynamics (Power Apps), Office, Teams, etc, etc is based on FluentUI https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/ https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/fluentui#/ components that gives also the developers a close enough solution to extend UI within said products.
- lloydatkinson 4y agoWhich itself is React, to be clear.
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- qudat 4y agoBecause there is a lot of creativity involved when you are placing pixels on a screen. You’d be surprised by how many different ways you can render a button. There is no single abstraction that satisfies all business requirements.
- JCharante 4y agoTo be fair the designers keep changing the designs of buttons.