Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
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Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#2The documentation is from another world .
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#3The documentation is from another world .
because alien and confusing to humans?
synonym for out of this world meaning outstanding, great?
I mean looks ok to me so I figure 2 but that is just on cursory examination.
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#4A rather unfortunate name for a piece of software I must notice.
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#5The documentation is from another world .
it looks like the documentation template from Tailwind UI
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#6A rather unfortunate name for a piece of software I must notice.
It can be also linked to something positive, e.g. "tremor of excitement"
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#7The components look really good but I don't quite get why the instructions make you create a new Next.js app? I understood this would work in any React app/framework and doesn't have any opinions on server-side rendering etc.
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#8The components look really good but I don't quite get why the instructions make you create a new Next.js app? I understood this would work in any React app/framework and doesn't have any opinions on server-side rendering etc.
I guess that step is for people who have nothing. If you already have a application, just skip that step?
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#9The documentation is from another world .
Why is that? Looks like any other documentation for any other random library. What exactly stands out to you here?
Great to see extensive documentation of course, but "from another world"? Might want to qualify that statement a bit at least :)
Re: Tremor – React library to build dashboards fast
#10The components look really good but I don't quite get why the instructions make you create a new Next.js app? I understood this would work in any React app/framework and doesn't have any opinions on server-side rendering etc.
It is a recommendation, I guess. Works fine in pure react.