[ponyous]

Developers remember, you can always push back on design requirements instead of bringing in more bloat.

I was sitting next to one of the devs in a co-working space and he was trying to figure out some specific layout issue in react native. He spent 4 hours + installed a dependency to be able to do something completely tiny on a privacy policy screen. He asked me how I would do it, I told him to just ask if it can be laid out differently. He got it approved and implemented in 10 minutes. No bloat.

[jadbox]

I'm finding it's better to use "javascript-less" UI frameworks [Pico.CSS, Skeleton, Bulma, Tailwind/daisyUI]. You get most of the benefits using good use of CSS. Anyone used these JS-free solutions and have recommendations?

[ponyous]

My current choice is DaisyUI. It’s pretty good and because it’s based on tailwind you get the rest of the ecosystem benefits. Super easy to extend and change. Class bloat is much more manageable than raw tailwind.

[beckler]

If you like how shadcn looks, you might want to consider basecoat: https://basecoatui.com/