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## How to Use
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- Just copy & paste whatever you need.
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- Be inspired. Find UI solution you like and adapt it to your environment.
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* Just copy & paste whatever you need.
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* Be inspired. Find UI solution you like and adapt it to your environment.
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## Dependencies
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It's important to note that some low level tasks still need a libraries to allow focusing on more important aspects. All dependencies in this project were picked very carefully considering the principles mentioned earlier.
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-`Reach Router` Because it's straighforward, composable and does directly what it should. Nothing more.
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-`Styled Components` Simply CSS in JS with great documentation. Why not `emotion`? I don't know. If there is a reason I should know about, let me know!
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-`React Spring` As the modern UI is often built upon meaningful animations, everything that encourages using them is great. The library lately offers a nice hooks API which plays directly with the DOM for better performance.
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*`Reach Router` Because it's straighforward, composable and does directly what it should. Nothing more.
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*`Styled Components` Simply CSS in JS with great documentation. Why not `emotion`? I don't know. If there is a reason I should know about, let me know!
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*`React Spring` As the modern UI is often built upon meaningful animations, everything that encourages using them is great. The library lately offers a nice hooks API which plays directly with the DOM for better performance.
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