Closed Pwuts closed 2 days ago
Out of the three libraries in this list, I like the base design of this one the most. It has a lot of components available and due to its recent popularity, help and drop-in add-ons are available for anything that isn't built-in. Also has a library of blocks (like Tailwind UI except free) which could help with super fast prototyping and building.
An interesting thing about this library is that it provides only component templates: as soon as you have imported a component, it's yours. This means we wouldn't get upstream updates, and I think that is a good thing: no unexpected changes to our UI when updating some library.
The most mature out of this selection, it has everything you might expect from a UI component library. No blocks library though.
I have worked with it before, picked it then for its styling and completeness.
Mantine seems slick like shad/cn but has a base theme which seems easy to customize. Comes with lots of components, but does a bad job of showcasing them so I can't get a grasp on the quality of the component collection.
Picking a UI framework is the biggest part of this ticket. Implementation should be easy since there isn't much to port yet.