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Moving away from codemods and towards LLMs doing migration work is an interesting development. Even if they’re more deterministic, I wonder if the days of codemods are numbered.
Sorry, what is codemod here?
It’s getting tiring to hear at this point, but the Claude voice comes through clearly in this post, and it’s a little off-putting. If even an important product release doesn’t warrant full human attention, where will we draw the line?
Isn't that a bit like working in the movie industry and no longer being able to enjoy films because you are always thinking about how they were made and noticing their flaws?
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I think this is really an indictment of the platform. Much more stuff should be covered by the browser.
this is actually true; the web was done so terribly to begin with on day one, that we have been paying the price of compatibility thereto ever since.
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Why? There's a thousand component libraries, what makes this one stand out?
It uses Zag js for its primitives which is framework agonistic as opposed to Radix or Base UI. Shadcn is only for React. If you use Solid.js for example, Skeleton is an option for your design system.
It’s getting tiring to hear at this point, but the Claude voice comes through clearly in this post, and it’s a little off-putting. If even an important product release doesn’t warrant full human attention, where will we draw the line?
Isn't that a bit like working in the movie industry and no longer being able to enjoy films because you are always thinking about how they were made and noticing their flaws?
Oh, and the target audience of movie you are watching are other people in the movie industry. Nearly everyone in the audience can tell where production cheaped out
What is the shadcn/ui equivalent for Angular? PrimeNG had a licensing change recently and I'm looking at a suitable alternatives for a fresh project.
Moving away from codemods and towards LLMs doing migration work is an interesting development. Even if they’re more deterministic, I wonder if the days of codemods are numbered.
What you want isn't skill files for LLMs, though. Just write docs for humans. Write a migration guide, for humans.
It's going to take us a while to realize they should be the same things, skill files and docs.
What is the shadcn/ui equivalent for Angular? PrimeNG had a licensing change recently and I'm looking at a suitable alternatives for a fresh project.
That being said, a group did fork PrimeNG, and plan on maintaining it (new name pending)