Not sure why React is a dependency, looks like pretty simple stuff that can (mostly) be done with just CSS and some very light use of JS. But using the framework du jour is a nice way to get upvotes I guess.
Blueprint – A React UI toolkit for the web
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#22why did you publish this on Saturday??? now i have no excuse to try to replace react-material...
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#23If someone wants to be an exemplary citizen, rendering all of the components on to a single page for us on mobile would be amazing.
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#24Question for Palantir devs: is this currently being used in production?
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#25Site is super slow and jaggy on a macbook pro..
No demo's
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#26If someone wants to be an exemplary citizen, rendering all of the components on to a single page for us on mobile would be amazing.
Yes, I was looking for a "kitchen skin" page and was disappointed not to find one.
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#27Ah, memories. http://blueprintcss.org/
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#28This is amazing!
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#29Not sure why React is a dependency, looks like pretty simple stuff that can (mostly) be done with just CSS and some very light use of JS. But using the framework du jour is a nice way to get upvotes I guess.
For me, when using React, I'd love this. They have their CSS options too, but have excellent support for React. A lot of other toolkits bypass the React way of thinking or require some external dom manipulation and make it more complicated to just quickly use it in your React app.
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#30I wish web based UI-toolkit creators would focus on WebComponents. They can easily be used as leaf-elements in almost any framework.
+1 for web components and Polymer
https://beta.webcomponents.org/