Carbon Design Components feels a lot better than any of the mentioned library and with great documentation as well. I think because IBM built it put people off for some reason.
Nice comparison. I wasn't aware that there are so many UI libraries already. One minor suggestion: be more critical about the different frameworks. In the end we will have to decide which library to spend time on. And they all surely have their pros and cons.
The link to svelterialJS is broken and I can find almost nothing relating to it online, aside from this video, a couple obscure forum posts, two old beta packages on NPM, and a few mirror pages to NPM... Is my wifi *seriously* broken or is Svelterial gone?
I keep coming back to Daisyui and add the Svelte plumbing when necessary. There is an unofficial port of Headlessui for svelte called svelte-headlessui.
Keep in mind that in svelte-headlessui, you can't style the components themselves directly (only the DOM children) and have to resort to some :global hacks, which is a huge pain.
I don't understand what projects people are building where the branding requirements are so loose that you can just use style templates. I'll always, always write my own CSS. Only use I see personally in any of these is components that are cumbersome to style and/or make work, like dropdowns, radios, checks, drop boxes and the like.
As I'm learning Svelte, this confuses me. Do you really need a Svelte UI Library? Can't you just use like the bootstrap or Material Design vanilla libraries when you want some quick UI Components. What are the benefits of using a Svelte UI Library
Bootstrap and material is basically a css library, you add styles to html elements with them. SvelteUI are component library, so you will get entire markup, its style and logic, to use. Imagine just using Cal component, which brings themes, and exposes some hooks for you to use stuff if your logic needs to be different than default.
I found why timestamps not working in your video. Because You had added "-" between time and name instead of space. I would be easy to watch video with Chapters
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Always a +1 for daisyUI, Tailwind plugin, loads of pre made components, super easy to make your own and a lot less Tailwind classes to write
Carbon design has a svelte version, that feels more professional to build an enterprise grade application.
Carbon Design Components feels a lot better than any of the mentioned library and with great documentation as well. I think because IBM built it put people off for some reason.
Unfortunately it is slow to use in the development server
Nice comparison. I wasn't aware that there are so many UI libraries already. One minor suggestion: be more critical about the different frameworks. In the end we will have to decide which library to spend time on. And they all surely have their pros and cons.
Thank you for this and for your regular, high quality uploads! You help a lot
My favorite is SMUI (Svelte Material UI)
Flowbite-svelte is quite good
@LevelUpTuts what do you think of Flowbite and Flowbite svelte? It has also support for figma.
The link to svelterialJS is broken and I can find almost nothing relating to it online, aside from this video, a couple obscure forum posts, two old beta packages on NPM, and a few mirror pages to NPM...
Is my wifi *seriously* broken or is Svelterial gone?
I keep coming back to Daisyui and add the Svelte plumbing when necessary.
There is an unofficial port of Headlessui for svelte called svelte-headlessui.
I request you to make a complete project with Svelte & Framework7. Waiting for your video. Also I am ready to purchase the course from your website
Keep in mind that in svelte-headlessui, you can't style the components themselves directly (only the DOM children) and have to resort to some :global hacks, which is a huge pain.
Why don't you use tailwind?
Daisyui?
Daisy UI is a theme library for Tailwind. It's not specifically for Svelte or Sveltekit.
I don't understand what projects people are building where the branding requirements are so loose that you can just use style templates. I'll always, always write my own CSS. Only use I see personally in any of these is components that are cumbersome to style and/or make work, like dropdowns, radios, checks, drop boxes and the like.
Someone tested or succesfully installed smelte on latest sveltekit? I couldn't figure it out...
As I'm learning Svelte, this confuses me. Do you really need a Svelte UI Library?
Can't you just use like the bootstrap or Material Design vanilla libraries when you want some quick UI Components.
What are the benefits of using a Svelte UI Library
Bootstrap and material is basically a css library, you add styles to html elements with them. SvelteUI are component library, so you will get entire markup, its style and logic, to use. Imagine just using Cal component, which brings themes, and exposes some hooks for you to use stuff if your logic needs to be different than default.
6:34 Switch section 😂
I found why timestamps not working in your video. Because You had added "-" between time and name instead of space. I would be easy to watch video with Chapters
IBM carbon components has some nice svelte components as well
Check Svelte Skeleton!
meh does not look that interesting
what browser are you using?
I'm also wondering :)
Arc
Nice.. library
you missed one of the best: Flowbite-Svelte !
Great video. Thanks.
Not included Svelte Material UI is a nice port of Material UI for React
svelte ui looks very similar to react mantine.
save... ( how can image-line call their software a professional DAW... when the programming belongs to kindergarden... ) Last ti I ever
That’s my definition of a meaningless bunch of crap. No offense intended.
what web browser are you using?
Arc