OpenUI accelerates UI dev. Craft live UI from ideas, convert to React, Svelte, etc. A game-changer for software devs to create custom components, and non-devs to streamline prototyping without coding. A side project from Chris Van Pelt of Weights & Biases.
Chris Van Pelt is one of the most original product thinkers I know. We were talking about the changing world of frontend and how tailwindcss was good but not quite advanced enough to offer a quick way to see how different UI ideas could be expressed. So when he described OpenUI I thought it was so delightful and inspiring that he had to share it broadly. There is a lot to be done but I'm very interested in seeing where this goes!
It's so inspiring to see tools that simplify the process of creating interfaces and open the doors to creativity even for those who are not developers. It seems like we now have an opportunity to redefine the rules of the game and take control of the development process. This is exactly the kind of innovation that makes our industry so exciting and dynamic!
@chris great stuff nice job tho am newly into dev but hope to try this in 1 of my project thumbs up
Looks really interesting. I would see it practical for rather simple pages, but then again.. maybe with some top-class prompts, you can create something complicated as well.
Great job @jamescham
OpenUI is a game-changer for UI development. It's intuitive, efficient, and open-source—making it a fantastic tool for quickly turning ideas into polished components. Great work!
Thrilled about OpenUI's launch! It's impressive how it simplifies UI development for both developers and non-tech folks, bridging ideas to live components effortlessly. The conversion options to frameworks like React and Svelte are brilliant, offering flexibility. Plus, the design and typography choices are top-notch. Great job, team!
Wow guys! Congrats! Can you explain how OpenUI differs from existing tools like tailwindcss?
Hey everyone, so excited to see people enjoying my little side project. This was so fun to make and I have lot's of ideas for improvements. Please share your feedback in the Github repo and I welcome collaborators!
