Product Hunt·3yRippleUI - Cleanest, modern and beatifull Tailwind CSS components
RippleUI is a collection of components that can be easily integrated into your project to provide a consistent, responsive design and improve the user experience of your application. This is RippleUI's first launch. RippleUI was hunted by Mauricio Siu in Design Tools.
LogRocket·3yBuild a real-time chat app with Rust and React
Rust is known for its speed and reliability, while React is one of the most popular frontend frameworks for building user interfaces. In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to build a real-time chat app with Rust and React that offers functionality for chat, checking user status, and indicating when a user is typing.
Community Picks·3yHow to Make a Better Responsive Web Design
responsive web design and adaptive web design are two approaches to creating websites that work well on a wide range of devices and screen sizes. Responsive web design involves creating a single layout that adjusts itself automatically to fit the size of the screen it is being displayed on. Adaptive design requires the browser to load the appropriate layout.
DEV·3yIntroducing Codux
Codux is a new visual IDE for easing and accelerating the development of React projects. Codux analyzes your project to discover its UI components and general structure. When it makes changes - when you’ve changed a property, for example - it will write code the way you would write it.
asayer·3yBuilding React components with DaisyUI
DaisyUI is the most popular, free, open-source, and customizable Tailwind CSS component library that prevents expansive markup in front-end applications. DaisyUI provides responsive components that we can always customize to our taste. In this article, we will build a book store using DaisyUI to demonstrate how straightforward and faster it is to style an application.
Community Picks·3yHow I Built a Vue.js Ecommerce Store with a Node.js Backend
Vue.js has been rising in popularity since it was first released due to its many advantages. It can be used to build a variety of apps, including websites, mobile apps, or desktop apps. For the backend, you’ll learn how to use Medusa, an open source Node.js commerce engine.