Yes, I like Flowbite a lot - I reference their website all the time when needing to build a new type of component in Tailwind, and they also have a javascript library you can install for some extra functionality. I usually just take the CSS as-is and code any JS myself since I don't want to add extra dependencies
It’s not so bad. I hook each component up to a Vue event handler (on click etc) and then make sure the component works across desktop and mobile. Chat gpt helps if I can’t figure something out.
Yes, I like Flowbite a lot - I reference their website all the time when needing to build a new type of component in Tailwind, and they also have a javascript library you can install for some extra functionality. I usually just take the CSS as-is and code any JS myself since I don't want to add extra dependencies
Oki, so you don't install their package but you follow their guidelines? Sounds very sensible - probably what I'll do.
Yep, exactly.
+1 I prefer to cross reference both Buefy and Flowbite when creating my own base components
Might like www.shadcn-vue.com/
This was really cool. I don't use Vue but I do use Astro so might be worth using this to save me some time.
Getting the JS right is pretty difficult. How much testing are you doing for components?
It’s not so bad. I hook each component up to a Vue event handler (on click etc) and then make sure the component works across desktop and mobile. Chat gpt helps if I can’t figure something out.
Just to understand, are you talking about Flowbite JS snippets, or Tailwind? Or maybe both :)
Flowbite html snippets, but flowbite just gives you components written with tailwind. I take the raw html and hook up event handlers to that
Thank you for clarifying! Much appreciated.
Stuff like dropdown, accordions etc are hard to get right do you have a site with them to test?