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π οΈ React Bits rebuild announcement, and a thank you! #1100
DavidHDev
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more power to you |
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Been using React Bits in my projects as a student, and the updates have made it way easier to customize. Thanks for building this and keeping it open. Looking forward to the next batch. |
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Thanks for the amazing work, reactbits has helped me a lot in coming up with designs that would have either been impossible to conjure or very difficult. |
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Hello all! π
First off, I hope you've been enjoying the new React Bits updates and everything the library has to offer to the fullest.
During the past year, I've tried my best to continuously improve it, add new components, improve the docs experience, make all the UI nicer, even added a whole new component category recently.
A few days ago, I've decided to go through some of the old components and give them a new life, make them better, more usable, practical, and overall way nicer, while keeping their core identity that you're used to.
I've done a batch of 26 components so far, one by one, refining them, and you can see everything that changed here:
https://reactbits.dev/get-started/changelog
Most of these are full rebuilds, so you get to rediscover these updated components all over again, in a better version.
I have planned a batch of 38 more components that will go through this same treatment, with the goal of improving the core library, customizability, usability, and all that good stuff, so expect frequent updates these following days. Every change will be logged in the changelog linked above.
Lastly, I want to say two things:
Have a good one!
-David
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