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Where do you see "cross-platform"? The readme clearly says it's web: OpenUI is a full-stack Generative UI framework: a compact streaming-first language, a React runtime with built-in component libraries [...]
The link submitted is to the front page of their website, which reads: “Cross-platform - One spec renders natively to React, React Native, Vue, and more.”
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Oh, fair enough.
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#12I hate the naming. "Open" is so abused by now that I start to distrust software that needs to explicitly state that they are "Open" because they usually aren't.
Sure the term has been enshittified - but this is MIT licensed. I think that helps rebuild the integrity of the phrase "Open Source".
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#14Looks like a DSL for UI. Interesting. I entered "CRUD for public book library" in their playground ( https://www.openui.com/playground ) and it generated some forms which looks useful: https://i.imgur.com/gd2XzoD.png I'd have to investigate more about the customizability of it. For example, how hard is it to implement custom form validations? This sort of thing. Also, how many dependencies and layers I would be addin…
Hey @bel8
Founder of Thesys here - company behind OpenUI. its designed to be very customizable but if you hit a roadblock please open an issue on GH and we'd be happy to patch it
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#15Don't advertise "cross-platform" and list React, React Native and Vue as your platforms. The world is not JavaScript, at least not yet.
The language is platform independent and the parsers and renderers are open source with the intention of letting people fork out into their own language. Would love your support in extending it to other platforms