React components, atomic design and storybook
summary
Explains how components are split into atoms, molecules and organisms and packaged as an npm package so the same UI library is reused across projects, with organisms left for project-level specifics. Uses Storybook to develop components in isolation and demonstrates the action logger to verify interactions, knobs to tweak props live, and show-info to document props. Builds a static Storybook as a deployable design manual. Reports positive results but notes Storybook’s current poor mobile support.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:19developing a common ui library
- 1:13make your react components
- 2:51build up flows of different states
- 4:57build a static version of storybook
- 5:44upload to any static hosting site
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