TechUI-Toolkit is a convenient tool library formed by extracting some components and functions from the TechUI core library.
The TechUI component library has recently undergone significant changes with the deprecation of the TechUI-Toolkit. In its place, the new TechUI-Base has emerged as a free, robust solution particularly designed to cater to a wide array of development needs, with a special emphasis on data visualization. While still in development, TechUI-Base aims to grow its offering to eventually match the extensive capabilities of established libraries such as ElementPlus.
This new library is intended not only to replace its predecessor but also to enhance the experience for developers by introducing foundational components that can be used in various project types. The transition to TechUI-Base signals a commitment to continuous improvement and innovation within the TechUI ecosystem.
Free to Use: TechUI-Base is entirely free, making it accessible for developers and teams of all sizes without the burden of licensing fees.
Focus on Data Visualization: Designed primarily with data visualization in mind, it provides tools and components specifically tailored for this purpose.
Commitment to Development: The library is in an ongoing development phase, with a clear goal of expanding its component offerings to fully replace more comprehensive libraries.
Closed-Source Structure: Though it’s free, TechUI-Base is closed-source, ensuring a controlled development environment and integrity of the library.
Multiple Libraries Available: Alongside TechUI-Base, specialized libraries like Techui-Scifi and Techui-Admin are also offered, catering to niche design needs and project requirements.
Test Cases and Quick Start Projects: The library includes repositories for test cases and quick-start projects, aiding developers in getting up to speed with its functionalities.
Future-Proof Design: The architecture of TechUI-Base anticipates future enhancements, ensuring that it remains relevant and effective in meeting evolving development challenges.
This new library looks promising for those in need of flexible and powerful components, with a community-driven approach to development.
