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Changing page in the table at the bottom of the demo scrolls back all the way to the top on mobile (Chrome Android).
the underlying html and css, however, give me pause about how easy it would be to integrate into a larger project. soup is how i'd describe the demo html, and its css uses custom properties (css variables) in a way that, on first glance, seems to make it more verbose without adding power, flexibility, or maintainability (or accessibility, but that seems a really big challenge for data-heavy frontends like this).
i'd probably try this out if i needed a dashboard on a project, but perhaps would want to test drive it on a small/test project to see where the gotchas are first.
Why pack so many different things into a single project? If I want to build a dashboard with multiple widgets on the screen, my first step would be to look for a layout tool. Which allows me to handle how the screen is divided into multiple areas and offers an interative interface so I can open, move, resize and close those areas. I would not want a bundle that combines the layout tool with charts and forms and whatn…
I am a happy user of grafana. All things are there. Tabler looks good and also the responsive UI is really cool, but building all the backend for a dashboard application will be a challenging endeavour. Using grafana or metabase seems fine...
From what I understand, tabler is just a UI template. So if you want build a dashboard application, you have to build all things, like user management, visualizations etc yourself? I am a happy user of grafana. All things are there. Tabler looks good and also the responsive UI is really cool, but building all the backend for a dashboard application will be a challenging endeavour. Using grafana or metabase seems fine…
This project needs some more effort to achieve it, right now it looks like it was designed 5 years ago.
Nowadays design language of your framework should look at least not worse than Material Design 3 or Twitter Bootstrap (just because they are there and you can learn from them). This project needs some more effort to achieve it, right now it looks like it was designed 5 years ago.