The Delightful Storybook Workflow
A big advantage of Storybook is the ability to customize it to fit your team’s needs through add-ons, config, and the API. With all these options at your fingertips it’s easy to lose sight of the big picture — the Storybook workflow. I surveyed 4 professional teams and Storybook’s own maintainers to boil down a core workflow that balances productivity, setup, and delight. This article walks throug
Storybook vs Styleguidist
Update Oct 2019: Storybook Docs now allows you to write Markdown/MDX to generate styleguides directly from Storybook. Take a peek if you’re on the fence about which tool to choose. If you’re looking for UI component tools chances are you’ve stumbled across Storybook and Styleguidist. On the surface, both have similar features and are used by teams around the world. It can be tough to pick the righ
why-design-systems-are-a-single-point-of-failure-ec9d30c107c2
Two years ago left-pad broke the most popular sites on the web. left-pad was a 17 line utility that countless software projects depended on. When it disappeared from the NPM package registry, it triggered an avalanche of build failures in thousands of libraries affecting teams at Facebook, Netflix, and Spotify. A single point of failure is a piece of a system that can cause the entire system to st
UI Component Playbook
People gauge the quality of software not just by how well it works but also how it feels. How an app feels is intrinsically tied to frontend development because it is the developers who’re ultimately responsible for shipping the 0’s and 1’s that people touch. So any team that seeks to improve the app experience must consider the app frontend. Today, I’ll walk through UI components, which offer con
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