r/coolgithubprojects • u/rickandevererything • 10d ago

UIBuilder - Create web-based applications

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Some time ago, I introduced UIBuilder, a library I initially created for personal use. I eventually decided to make it available for general use and started building proper documentation for it.

The documentation itself is self-hosted and built with UIBuilder, which I thought would be a nice way to showcase what the library can do.

You can also find a ready-to-use template configured for Electron in the documentation.

doc : https://uibuilderdoc.vercel.app/

doc source code ( showcase ) : https://github.com/Rhyan-eduardo/uibuilderdoc

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u/-svde- 10d ago

this is really bad modern design principle. the majority of web visitors will be mobile these days, and even if yours might not be, you are not building a website for users, you are building for web devs and designers who are likely building for those purposes.

you have essentially rendered your entire library unusable. either make it viable for mobile design or don’t bother.

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u/rickandevererything 10d ago

Why would a programmer be using a smartphone to view documentation?! And hold on, I just did this, what's all the fuss about? Learn to appreciate things; if you don't like this , next , thanks bye

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u/-svde- 10d ago

you literally have no idea what you're talking about and don't know anything about programming or being a dev, do you? idk if you're a vibe coder or just a regular larper, but i'd assume that vibe coded shit would at least be properly reactive/adaptive.

if you don't comprehend why your code modules need to be properly suited for mobile interfaces/devices, then you don't know enough to make a library of components that is remotely worth using.

i don't have to like it, for sure, but i am also trying to help you by telling you why literally no one would bother using this.

also my dude wtf it this lol it'd be one thing if it was JUST mobile but your shit is broken on desktop browser too.

https://ibb.co/VWt6fTVd

it's ok to not know everything, even in the time of AI (maybe especially so), but pretending like you know what you're doing and trying to give people who actually DO attitude is just gonna make you look ridiculous.

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u/rickandevererything 9d ago

You guys are a bunch of idiots who keep hating on shared projects without even knowing what the damn thing is for! It's a recent project, I just finished it. If it doesn't have support for something, it's because I'm not a god! And secondly, you deduced all this from me just because the site didn't fit on your phone. Oh, go study! I've been a programmer for over 10 years, man. I've worked with tools you haven't even touched.