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WORK IN PROGRESS

The sandbox UI has to be built up ambitiously in terms of time as a vertical prototype. This requires the use of a broad-based component library anyway - a decision must be made for this. This decision will be shared with the committees and working groups and may persist beyond the sandbox due to structured decision making. This should be made as data-based as possible: Which framework scores best in the following areas?

  • Performance

  • maintenance

  • Accessibility

  • Licensing

  • Breadth and depth of components

The following table is used to evaluate these factors:

Library

Performance

P

Maintenance (Github activity)

M

Accessibility OOB

A

License

Internationalization

Comment

Material UI

490kB MINIFIED

135.4kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

+ ~13kB dependencies

unclear (https://github.com/mui/material-ui/issues/14187 )

base is open-source, MIT

some things open-core, paid

OOB styling

a lot of talent that has experience in it + material design system pretty well known

Semantic UI

265kB MINIFIED

73.7kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

+ styles

270.4kB MINIFIED

68.1 kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

not good (https://github.com/Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI-React/issues/3745 )

MIT

Bootstrap

114.2kB MINIFIED

36.9kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

+ bootstrap if customizing

58.9kB MINIFIED

15.6kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.0/getting-started/accessibility/

bootstrap itself is pretty generic and can be used to hit any necessary accesibility goal

react-bootstrap doesn’t seem to have many tickets open pertaining to accessibility (around 5 with the “accessibility” tag on github)

most likely fine

MIT

old (in a good way) a lot of talent out there that has experience with it

Reakit

136.2kB MINIFIED

36kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

Reakit deprecated? now is Ariakit - documentation not ready, breaking changes until official release

unstyled by default (both good and bad)

Blueprint JS

743.6kB MINIFIED

221.5kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

apache license

OOB styling

not a mobile-first ui kit

Evergreen

963.8kB MINIFIED

259.6kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

MIT

Chakra UI

379.4kB MINIFIED

113.1kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

MIT

premium version? (how does this affect dev flow in the future?)

OOB styling

rSuiteJS

722.8kB MINIFIED

180.2kB MINIFIED + GZIPPED

PrimeReact

planning on being accessible?
part of it is paywalled

Ant Design

uses LESS instead of SASS/SCSS
tables paywalled

Performance currently filled with data from bundlephobia.com. Size can be a good indication of how many included components there are, but not the total load when installed - most/all modern kits are treeshakable (only code used is shipped to the user)

Questions from Priit:

  • Is this a forever-decision?

  • Plans of building a UI kit in the future?

  • What ramifications are there to locking in a choice now?

Meeting notes Priit Puru Artun Gürkan Jonas Bergmeier

  • it’s a concept/prototype - we will keep it as lean as possible to be fast

  • sandbox implementation should not hinder added value to component library and general workflows in the future, i.e. usage of Storybook or custom components etc.

  • if possible we want to stick with component library of choice OOB

    • only skinning on top of the library would add value to the sandbox and not customize the core of the library

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