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Develop an organism library to build clickable prototypes #4

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danalexilewis opened this issue Jul 29, 2018 · 2 comments
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Develop an organism library to build clickable prototypes #4

danalexilewis opened this issue Jul 29, 2018 · 2 comments

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danalexilewis commented Jul 29, 2018

Currently we are using storybook to help us develop our own complex components (organisms) from our own simple react elements (atoms)

However this work takes time - as such we want both out the box react element libraries like wiredjs to build out a placeholder organisms, this has the potential to be used across projects for developing clickable prototypes.

Having our own cross project organisms allows for us to start sooner the enquiry with clients/product owners and designers into template layout and flows. Said another way talking about templates and flows through the application will not be dependant on having complete complex components (organisms) and therefor can happen much sooner in the project life cycle. Potentially it could happen before ui design (yes please!)

This pattern also lends itself to being used with the mono repo pattern from issue #3

@danalexilewis danalexilewis changed the title use a placeholder component library use a placeholder component library to build clickable prototypes Jul 29, 2018
@danalexilewis danalexilewis changed the title use a placeholder component library to build clickable prototypes Develop an organism library to build clickable prototypes Jul 29, 2018
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After experimenting with wiredjs - I have concluded it is fantastic. HOWEVER it uses web components and just creates more unnecessary infrastructure work to set up.

In the long run the best bet will be to either find a similar library or work on a react SFC library that achieves the same thing.

I created an issue on wiredjs that was asking for support for set up, but there may be some links to other libraries that comes out of it.

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I have created a specific issue for forking and rebuilding wiredjs as react-wiredjs or something like that #8

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