Pines is a library of animations, sliders, tooltips, accordions, modals, and more! It's a set of UI elements that can be copy and pasted into any Alpine and Tailwind projects.
Howdy Fellow Hunters 👋
I'm happy to announce Pines 🎉 An Alpine and Tailwind UI Library. This library will make it easy to add some great looking elements to your projects. The library consists of many copy and paste elements such as accordions, banners, context menus, modals, slide-overs, tooltips, and much more. It integrates seemlessly with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js, so you get the best of both worlds: the simplicity and versatility of utility-first CSS and the lightweight, flexible nature of Alpine.js.
Here's why Pines might be the perfect fit for your next project:
🚀 Quick to Implement: All components are ready to use. Simply copy and paste into your project and you're good to go.
📦 Fully Customizable: Every component is built using Tailwind, which means that you can update the look and feel of every element.
⚡️ Lightweight & Efficient: The library is built on top of Alpine.js and Tailwind without the need for any third-party libraries.
📖 Well Documented: Each element includes a comprehensive explanation of all the data attriutes and how they are used to create functionality for each component.
🔧 Active Development: Pines will be actively maintained. We’ll also be working on a way to extract all these components to make them easier to implement and upgrade to future versions.
To get started with Pines, visit the homepage (https://devdojo.com/pines), or visit the GitHub repository (https://github.com/thedevdojo/pines) and give us a star 🤩
We're excited to see what you build with Pines! Feel free to share your work and any feedback or suggestions you have.
Happy hunting! 🎉
It raises brutally the level of efficiency at work, thank you very much for the dedicated work, especially in simplifying processes. keep it up!
Hey Pines team, congrats on the launch! This library seems like a huge timesaver for those of us working with Tailwind and Alpine.js. I love the fact that all the elements are fully customizable and ready to use. The documentation part sounds like a boon too, as it can be tricky understanding all the ins and outs of new UI components. Out of curiosity, how often do you plan to update or add new components to the library? Looking forward to trying Pines in my next project!
Amazing launch of Pines! What makes it stand out from other libraries of UI elements? Have you tested it with Tailwind and Alpine projects? I'd love to hear more about your experience with the product and any feedback you have.
This is great! The copy-and-paste implementation is a great idea, it really saves time and helps people work much more efficiently. Congrats on the launch! 🚀
Brilliant! Pines breathes life into Alpine and Tailwind projects effortlessly. Thank you for your exceptional work!
Wow, Pines does look like an amazing UI library for developers! The fact that it integrates seamlessly with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js would be a real game-changer. The ability to fully customize each component using Tailwind is fantastic too. It’s great to hear that Pines is lightweight and efficient, built without the need for any third-party libraries.
The documentation aspect is a big plus as well. Having a comprehensive explanation of each element and its data attributes will surely make it easier for developers to understand and utilize the functionality of each component. And it’s really reassuring to know that Pines will be actively maintained, with future plans to make implementation and upgrades even easier.
I’m definitely going to check out Pines. All the best for the Product Hunt Launch!
