Baseweb
A React Component library implementing the Base design language
Overview:
Base is a design system that offers a collection of modern and responsive components. It provides the React implementation of Base, known as Base Web. The system is designed to be easily integrated into projects and offers support for various programming languages including Vanilla, Flow, and TypeScript. The documentation for Base can be found at baseweb.design. The maintainers of Base also extend their gratitude to BrowserStack for their assistance in debugging browser issues.
Features:
- Modern, responsive components: Base offers a wide range of components that are designed to be modern and responsive, ensuring a seamless user experience across different devices.
- React implementation: With Base Web, the React implementation of Base, developers can easily integrate the design system into their React projects, making it highly adaptable and customizable.
- Support for multiple programming languages: Base provides support for various programming languages including Vanilla, Flow, and TypeScript. This allows developers to choose the language that best suits their needs and preferences.
- Typed components and examples: All components in Base are typed, making it easier for developers to work with and maintain. Additionally, examples for each component are available in Vanilla, Flow, and TypeScript, providing flexibility for developers.
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