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Not even if bower let you search by component type or some kind of category or tag?

• NathanKP 12y ago
  The best interface for a react UI component repository would be something that had information like: * A picture of what the component looks like * How large the component is in KB * Which CSS frameworks it requires or supports * Cross browser support information Bower is a very simple package manager right now with little information about the package beyond its name, a line of descriptive text, and a link to the Github. Overall the experience would be better for React devs to develop a customized package manager interface well suited to the type of packages being delivered. Of course there is nothing stopping UI component creators from distributing their components on both Bower and a React specific package manager, but I think for purposes of discoverability a React specific one would be better suited.
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