Articles for the UI tag
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Boneyard: Skeleton Screens Dug Straight Out of Your Real UI
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Most skeleton libraries make you draw the bones by hand. Boneyard digs them up from your actual UI, so the placeholder always matches what loads in its place.
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performative-ui: Components That Signal How Oversubscribed Your Round Is
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A field guide to the React library that turns the entire AI-startup landing page into a parts bin. The joke is loud; the components are real.
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Hiraki: Slide-In Drawers Without the Dependency Hangover
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A look at Hiraki, a brand-new headless drawer library that delivers gesture-driven bottom sheets and side panels with zero runtime dependencies. We cover what it does well and where its v0.x youth shows.
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Scroll Without End: Effortless Pagination with react-infinite-scroll-component
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Endless feeds are everywhere, and wiring them up by hand is fiddlier than it looks. This little component handles the scroll-detection plumbing so you can focus on fetching data.
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Shimmer From Structure: Skeletons That Measure Themselves
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Most skeleton libraries make you build and maintain a second copy of every component. This one measures the real thing at runtime and draws the skeleton for you.
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SSGOI: Give Your Web Pages the Transitions a Native App Would Brag About
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Native apps glide between screens. Most websites just blink one page out and the next page in. SSGOI closes that gap with one wrapper and a handful of transition presets.
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Tabulator: Interactive Data Grids Without the Dependency Tax
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A batteries-included, framework-agnostic data grid that renders sortable, filterable, editable tables for you instead of making you assemble the markup yourself.
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React MD Editor: The Textarea That Thinks It's an Editor
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Not every markdown editor needs to drag a full code-editor engine into your bundle. Sometimes a clever textarea and a live preview pane are exactly enough.
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True Sheet: The Bottom Sheet That Lets the OS Do the Work
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If you have ever fought a JavaScript bottom sheet to make it feel native, True Sheet takes a different route: it hands the job straight to the operating system.
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Micromodal.js: Tiny, Accessible Modals Without the Bloat
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Modals look simple until you try to make one that screen readers and keyboard users can actually use. Micromodal.js quietly handles that part for you.