The article further discusses the development and documentation of design systems, whether using open-source or proprietary React UI libraries. It mentions the ability to link components directly to documentation and share design systems and saved patterns with teams. The article also talks about generating clean front-end code, exporting fully functional React code with no additional translation needed. For developers without a design system, the article suggests using the latest versions of open-source libraries and leveraging open-source code and documentation. It also mentions the possibility of syncing proprietary libraries with Git repo, Storybook, or through npm for maximum utility.
Key takeaways:
- Build UI for your management tools and design layouts 8.6x faster using top open-source libraries like MUI, Ant Design, Tailwind, and Bootstrap.
- Explore pattern examples and templates for open-source libraries and create your UI from scratch with components that have built-in interactions, responsiveness, and code.
- Export fully functional React code with no additional translation needed, including full parity with the UI library, dependencies, and all the interactions added in UXPin.
- For developers who want to leverage open-source code and documentation, they can build UI using ready layouts or responsive components with customizable properties and themes.