The best way to find out if they use the sloppy module pattern or if they have banana monkey jungle package bloat, is to npm install them yourself and take for instance the input component out for a spin.
npm install --save @progress/kendo-react-inputs @progress/kendo-react-intl
// Once installed, import package modules like this:
import { NumericTextBox, Input, Switch } from '@progress/kendo-react-inputs';
I would love to hear any feedback here or you can reach me at @httpjunkie
, and I can't do my job which is give feedback from the community directly to our engineers unless I actually get some feedback.
I hope you don't see any monkey business going on. But if so, please report it directly to the Head Chimp in charge, ... or me!
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The best way to find out if they use the sloppy module pattern or if they have banana monkey jungle package bloat, is to npm install them yourself and take for instance the input component out for a spin.
Try the switch, here is the documentation:
telerik.com/kendo-react-ui/compone...
I would love to hear any feedback here or you can reach me at @httpjunkie , and I can't do my job which is give feedback from the community directly to our engineers unless I actually get some feedback.
I hope you don't see any monkey business going on. But if so, please report it directly to the Head Chimp in charge, ... or me!