If you call yourself a developer, and you haven't created any library or thought about building one, my friend you haven't scratched the surface of...
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At first, I had a lot to say. By the end of the article I just want to say:
Thanks for sharing this, since we are starting something like it. We were going through the existing UI components libraries thinking they use some sort of ready-to-use website generator like Docusaurus or something similar. To our surprise, most of them are custom-made websites (I am talking about the website where they present their components and docs). Some of them use Nextjs with their component library. Other, users custom-made websites Wow!
I thought they were insane to do that. Yes, they have the same design or layout which is a wise decision since the targeted users (developers) get used to that way of presenting a UI library. While I was thinking about it documented the steps we should follow to create something like that. I found it logical to go their path. Since you built everything yourself, why shouldn't you with the website to present your product?
Anyway, thank you very much for the article.
Thank you. I'm continuously working on improving this UI library and would love to hear more suggestions on how we can enhance it to reach a wider audience. If you're interested, you can join our community Discord channel. Share ideas, collaborate with others, and contribute to the improvement of this project.
Great way to introduce the topic and design considerations for a library in a comprehensive bird's eye sort of way. Love addressing next.js as a useful tool but hardly an end-all be-all. Superb!
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Wonderful article, well written
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great library
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Love this article!
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