REX Bit.dev: Gadget or Essential?
summary
A team compared Storybook and Bit.dev and picked Bit.dev for faster development, using Bit.dev Cloud together with the Bit Version Manager (BVM) to tag, export and publish UI components to npm in two commands. They built and deployed a component library across six React apps in about two weeks, using per-component versioning and versioned dependency trees to support multiple React versions, which reduced onboarding time and improved UI consistency with only minor early friction in production.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26UI consistency issues
- 2:50Component library solution
- 3:31Library requirements
- 5:38Bit vs Storybook
- 6:20Bit.dev overview
- 8:05Live demo
- 11:16Experience and benefits
- 12:39Tips and best practices
- 13:44Bit support and community
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