This UI component library is mind-blowing 

same here man, i think it took them 5 month to come up with that idea 😆

Yeah me too. I never saw such beautiful unique modern design that no one could mimic

They were hyping it up for weeks too 😂

Stunning and brave

The horizontal symmetry was a classy move, far beyond its time; transcendent.

Are u senior?

Manu paaji dil khush hogya Indian dev ko aise redpect paate !! 😊❤

I know you made this, thanks bro!🙌

Thankyou for creating Aceternity UI! :). I really loved and use it now

The MADMAN himself!

As soon as I visited their landing page I saw massive performance issues. Basically killed it for me instantly.

And thats why u make ur own components

I’m sure those performance/responsive issues will be fixed in future releases. Then you can just update everything to the latest version…. or wait a minute…

@@exzemz idk, seems to me like this first release was rushed. Hope time fixes this.

@@user-pt2rv6br6w There are no chances you could just "update" tho

Vercel has money to burn , also it's free promotion to their name which is why a lot of people use vercel and not netlify even though netlify free tier allows for commercial usage whereas vercel's doesn't. Cloudflare , AWS , netlify are what I think of serverless nowadays

That's called marketing.

I mean. We are at a point in JS where every project bare minimun is Typescript and Next 😂 The other day i wrote an API using only node and express and it felt so fast and performatic like if i had wrote koa in assembly. 😂

@@henriquematias1986Feel like we will be in a point where full stack development gonna be only about htmlx

Nah, I don't think so​@@biolater

@@biolaterNot really. HTMX uses an HTML response from the server, which renders the technology only applicable to servers, which provide data to a single website. You can't build a service, which provides data to a website, an Android app, a native Windows app and a native Linux app simulatenously in the form of HTML. In such cases JSON is unavoidable and HTMX is almost useless. You might argue - well, how many ventures actually require this kind of cross-platform abilities? Quite a few, it seems. Most websites I use have not just a mobile version of the website, they have a mobile app. Therefore, if I were a software architect, I would design a REST API architecture, even if I planned on building just a single website in the near future. This ensures scalability, upgradeability and separation of concerns (therefore easier debugging and maintenance).

We have a money laundring portal ish for the goverment which we buikd opensource in vanillaJS. Is quite fast and was fun to do. Althrough there were some tasks where i'd like to have a reactive system (BE was django tho).

😂😂😂

What do they do it for

If it’s not haemorrhaging battery, is it worth looking at?

Having 17kb more of CSS and HTML on a mobile device isn't going to affect a user's battery.... lol

@@JC-yy5nf They probably mean the javascript code for the animations themselves is gonna use more power

​@@JC-yy5nfThe library it's homepage runs at like 10FPS on an iPhone 15 Plus, called it unoptimized and a battery hog would be an understatement

What?

the mouse is hovering over a link, it's applying margin left to the div which moves the div outside of the mouse removing the hover effect and causing and infinite loop. If they had used padding it would not do this.@@laxuscullen

Can you explain please ??

@@nicolashocquard6296 cursor is positioned over an element that has a hover effect to indent it slightly. It does this by animating the margin, which in doing so moves the box out from under the cursor, resulting in the box losing its hover status and returning to a default state. If instead padding was used, which changes the position of the content inside the box instead of the box itself, this oscillating action would be avoided.

@@PhoenixStudios147 ...but in the end it's a transform translate 😉

all code is correct. You mean the logic is correct? Sure, it's correct until its deemed legacy and an anti pattern. Who are you? who AM i? lol

that was a joke though

It's not the future it's the past, just go to theme forest and you'll find tons of "highly interactive/crazy effects" things like that with the code available. The only difference is that here it's open source + using less crappy libraries that are a standard. And we always have the freedom to edit the code on open source projects anyway, that's also as old as open source, it's just easier to copy paste some "trivial" UI stuff that have few lines of code or to copy paste few lines from Stack Overflow than it is to copy paste and edit the code of really complex projects

holy based!

fuckin a

That's so sick 🥳

Thanks for the info, so cool!

probably some unknown trashy portfolio

who hurt you bro?@@EDS432

Just use IE6

Good call, that was phrased poorly

"look" isn't specifically about theme. Functionality is a look too

FireshipAI hallucinating again hehe

@taman1488 Which unique "functionalities" are inherent to Vercel's UI dashboard to justify saying ShadCn is giving you "Vercel's functionalities". It seems like a library giving you normal unstyled components with basic but boring to implement "functionalities" (markups and JS) figured out, an unstyled bootstrap where it's easy to hack the code at the end of the day, I can't see how it's "Vercel's functionalities" Edit : But I guess he means that by default and with the "slate" color theme it's true that their components would fit into the Vercel dashboard

@@heroe1486Why are you quoting "Vercel's functionalities" like that's something I said?

you think that, but people are very lazy and end up not doing anything unless it's an actual copy and paste tutorial. this was just a glance over

You have a good point there @@YuriG03042

Not sure how it is an issue. The thing itself is not that dope anyway.

Not a chance. It's for those "experience" websites that eat half of your computer so you can read the mission statement over 20 scrollpages in 10 minutes instead of a simple line of text in a second.

At least you are still sane. Don't mind them, most of these libraries will come and go. I, for instance, hate learning react, but it got such market share. Vue is such a pleasant thing to write with SFC and other things, styled components could never get close to native (s)css. Fortunately, companies are starting to pick up Vue more.

paused the video to say that

Cry harder 😅

haha no one cares

Fight whatnow? Never heard of it!