Thanks for sharing, I think javascript is required to implement something like combobox or command, … and I think it would be too complicated to implement with a pure LiveView approach.
bluzky
bluzky
Update June 14th
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Thanks @kamaroly, he is helping with setup and add unit test for components. 🎉 That’s a lot of work.
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Adding new component Hover Card
Salad UI - Hover Card
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dmitriid
I beg all UI framework authors to please stop messing with input fields.
A hair-thin light gray border with an even lighter gray text is bad actually
This is how you do inputs: Text input – GOV.UK Design System
If you don’t like that, make them visible
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extrasmal
As a backend developer(original actionscript and java dev…later php) I worked for many many many years with all javascript frameworks and I am so damn happy Liveview allows me to escape this with minimum javascript.
I am sick of all the brands I had to go through:
- jquery, mootools for starters
- then Backbonejs seemed to get hot, so I jumped that bandwagon,
- then Angular 1 seemed to get hot, so I needed to jump on that..
- then VueJS, EmberJS or ReactJS would become the leading framework…so I needed to pick for the first time. So I picked VueJS and ReactJS, after trying them both.
Man.. I don’t even want to talk about all the bloatware that I had to learn/understand/remember/install just to build a javascript file.
…requirejs, babel, webpack, npm, npx, grunt, gulp, rollup, idk.. ugh
TLDR: Svelte is also such a brand. Another framework, which one day will die out and all our bloated frontends will be infected with this decease. I really hope that we will not have to add anything except pure vanilla javascript…and even keep that to an absolute minimum.
If folks really want to Jabbascript, then folks can always build a SPA and keep the backend and frontend strictly separated and use whatever bloat javascript framework out there.
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bluzky
bluzky
ghannam80
Thank you for this effort , this will make it easier for people coming from the backend side to do the frontend work and fulfill Elixir promise of one stack and one resource 
Actually I believe going forward integrating with live components will be the preferred mechanism for many developers to build the frontend
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dmitriid
Defaults matter though.
In this case it’s weird to see every single element to have a prominent appearance on the page, bold powerful contrast in all borders, labels, text, etc.
The moment you switch to text input and text area? Invisible pale gray borders and text.
It’s not just shadcn and its re-implementations, mind you. Nearly every single CSS framework has the same issue.
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