JetBrains Web UI components open-sourced
Please welcome Ring UI, an open-source library full of Web UI components!
Ring UI library gives you the power of complex UI controls that have been developed at JetBrains over the years. It contains over 50 React controls, ranging from simple links and buttons to sophisticated controls, such as Date Picker or Data List. This library is extensively used inside YouTrack, Hub, Upsource, and other products, and we are committed to developing and maintaining it for many years to come.
One example of how you might use Ring UI library would be to create custom widgets for your dashboard in Hub so that you can match the style of your favorite JetBrains user interfaces. Please follow the Quick Start Guide to explore the library.
Your feedback is really appreciated, so please share it with us in the comment section below or report bugs in our tracker.
We are thrilled to see what you will create using Ring UI!
Jerry U. says:
August 3, 2017Excellent!
Yarco says:
August 4, 2017It is cool…really very cool…I really hate those datepickers which only have one month date view when choosing birthday. I need to click more times to scroll to 1980. It reminds me I’m old enough. 🙁
pabra says:
August 4, 2017I also always need to click back to 1980 to chose my birthday. I didn’t expect anybody else being that old. 😉
Ric says:
August 7, 2017Me too. What’s also depressing is moving into the 35-45 age category!
Craig says:
August 7, 20171961 here…loads of fun.
David Fallah says:
August 4, 2017Quick Start Guide link is broken (http://www.jetbrains.org/ring-ui/README.html).
Natasha Katson says:
August 4, 2017Thank you, fixed the link. Please, check again.
mrchief says:
August 4, 2017It’ll help if the code was up on github. The current repo is just horrible to browse.
Natasha Katson says:
August 4, 2017Could you specify your question, please?
The code is on GitHub: https://github.com/JetBrains/ring-ui
mrchief says:
August 4, 2017It’ll also help if Angular components are separated out on a different tab or URL. Forcing React devs to scrolling 2 pages down everytime isn’t a nice experience. At least add a scrollbar to left nav.
Other than that, it does look promising.
Eugene Datsky says:
August 4, 2017Thank you for the suggestion! React components are now at the top of the page.
Filipp Riabchun says:
August 4, 2017Fixed =)
Momo says:
August 4, 2017Pages do not work, most links in your article do not work. Starting with:
http://www.jetbrains.org/ring-ui/
churcho says:
August 4, 2017I get the need to use youtrack but could we have an issues tab on the github repo?
Natasha Katson says:
August 7, 2017Please, use YouTrack, we are not planning to use GitHub issue tracker. But you can always log in YouTrack using your GitHub account.
Suman says:
August 4, 2017On clicking on the above links , it takes to page and shows “The request could not be satisfied.”
ras says:
August 4, 2017Is your website down? I am receiving this error
ERROR
The request could not be satisfied.
Bad request.
Generated by cloudfront (CloudFront)
Request ID: YYuWGMjh7eBDJThy43oitYJ_fWcyG4ZABPkmABUjjylX2gHCjvTEmg==
Evgeniy Kulikov says:
August 4, 2017Not work with https://github.com/facebookincubator/create-react-app ;(
Filipp Riabchun says:
August 5, 2017Yeah, unfortunately you probably have to eject and then adjust the webpack config according to “Not-so quick start” section http://www.jetbrains.org/ring-ui/index.html
Celinedijon says:
August 4, 2017Quick start guide link is still broken.
Filipp Riabchun says:
August 5, 2017It turns out that our docsite wasn’t ready to the HackerNews effect. We’ve made some improvements in terms of infrastructure, now it should work OK for everyone