svelteui VS CFM_Frontend

If you want a generic input, take a look at how some component libraries do it. SvelteUI's Input for example.

Would you be interested in using SvelteUI for another one of your themes 👀?

SvelteUI is actively looking for contributors (and possible maintainers), so if you would like to contribute to open source then this would be a great opportunity. There's stuff to do at all skill levels, and even non Javascript/Svelte stuff to contribute to if you desire. If this is of interest to you, drop a message in the Discord or in Discussions.

Most of the “complete” libraries made for svelte specifically are nice, but feel outdated imo. They’re either unmaintained or outdated. I’ve created SvelteUI to tackle these problems.

SvelteUI

Check it out here

The project is well organized because it has a sensible roadmap planned by a UX designer and experienced tech leads. Communication between contributors is facilitated by a Discord channel, and the project workflow is very transparent and visible on their Trello board. Details for accessing these resources is documented in the contributing guide.

? React.forwardRef() . Here is a HOC that uses forwardRef, and here is a component that uses it. As an aside, we want to render the for SEO purposes when static pages are generated server side.

I’ve found great collaborators, and made good networking connections in the process. One guy I worked with now makes 200k+ at a bank, another was interviewed by Amazon and shared insights into the process with me, a third sent me a comprehensive book on algorithms that I’ve added to my $2k and growing collection of books I hope to read, and the fourth is a group. Check out what we have accomplished: https://github.com/CollectiveFocus/CFM_Frontend

The architecture is clearly and openly planned. The project is well managed. And the tech leads are very active on discord, quick to answer questions, and willing to help when devs get stuck. The contributing guide has details on getting involved.

I'm involved in a project that is building a responsive, mobile first, multi-lingual web application that makes finding food donation fridges easier for everyone. The project is managed by the New York non-profit Collective Focus. It is a green field project, so the codebase is very newbie friendly. The Frontend is built with Next.js, MUI, Formik, and Leaflet. The Backend is built with Python, Docker, and runs serverless functions on AWS SAM.

Frontend Repo: https://github.com/CollectiveFocus/CFM_Frontend