The official blog for component-driven software
Component Compare allows you to compare two versions of a component and see any differences in the code, UI, configuration, etc.
In this tutorial. you will learn how independent components save you time by reusing the same components in various contexts.
Learn how to easily and quickly create landing pages that you can reuse anywhere with components using Bit.
Simplify dependency management in a monorepo to avoid issues with phantom dependencies and versions. Learn about dependency installation with yarn, pnpm, and Bit workspaces - and how to make it easy.
Cloudflare Workers are a platform for enabling serverless functions to run as close as possible to the end user. Combining Cloudflare worker with Bit gives you super powers as you are able easily manage the workers dependencies, manage its versions, and more
Material UI is great, but did you know that you can also combine it with Bit? Learn how to create a theme and a custom environment to visualize and distribute your MUI components.
How we use composable components and design tokens to create React themes that are scaleable, modular, consistent, quick, and easy to apply.
In this tutorial, we will learn how to build a composable component library, which forms the foundation for the design system and the organization apps. This will be done using Bit, React, and TypeScript.
This post tells the story of a composable search bar being used in a single app, turning into a generic component that can be used in any app. We will show you how we built the search bar component in this website, bit.dev, and the Workspace UI.
Modern design practices have facilitated better collaboration amongst design and engineering teams. Here we will see how design tokens and Bit create better collaboration between designers, developers, and product owners.
Our goal in this Guide is to learn how to free components from the monolithic jail. We will use Bit to track a component and decompose it into two independent components.
In a component-driven world, where any component can be used anywhere, creating content as a component provides a level of portability, flexibility, reusability, and customizability not seen before.
Creating a blog from scratch requires quite a lot. We created a reusable, extendable Blog component that you can use to create your own blog compositions. Here, we show you how to get up and running with our Starter blog.
In this blog post, we will talk about the ability to design UI components that are extendable. You will see how we have built the blog component this website uses to be extendable.