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These are web components and work fine within React already. We shouldn't need to port every interesting UI component to every single framework anymore.
i know and it was more just an exercise for myself. polymer and react interop still isnt very nice as far as i can tell. calm down :)
This is amazing, I love the sketched feel to it. I started an open source project in the fall, PaperCSS, that’s in the same category as wiredJS. PaperCSS is like if someone quickly drew the page with a marker, whereas this is as if someone sketched it all with a pencil. Happy to see less clean lines on the internet :) http://github.com/papercss/papercss
As always, accessibility is the last thing people care about.
i started working on a react clone of wired from a few months ago - kinda dont have time to continue on it but if anyone wants to take over please do: https://github.com/sw-yx/react-wired also preet's designer tool is very very very usable: https://wiredjs.github.io/designer/ basically a free balsamiq!
These are web components and work fine within React already. We shouldn't need to port every interesting UI component to every single framework anymore.
i started working on a react clone of wired from a few months ago - kinda dont have time to continue on it but if anyone wants to take over please do: https://github.com/sw-yx/react-wired also preet's designer tool is very very very usable: https://wiredjs.github.io/designer/ basically a free balsamiq!
For a different free version of balsamiq, also check out https://pencil.evolus.vn/ and use the Sketchy GUI stencil.
Looks nice, but I have a bug: The sliders don't work properly, when trying to move them they will always start back at 0. (I'm using Firefox 60).
Yep sliders aren't quite baked yet. Should work on chrome. Thanks for reporting. https://github.com/wiredjs/wired-slider/issues/3
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Yep sliders aren't quite baked yet. Should work on chrome. Thanks for reporting. https://github.com/wiredjs/wired-slider/issues/3
The fact that your designs "don't work" is very disconcerting - given that we've spent 20 years trying to separate function from design. Does this mean that after 20 years that we still don't have a good clean separation?