May 5 · 12 min read · Most React developers I talk to have the same workflow when they start a new project: open shadcn/ui docs, copy a Hero, copy a Features section, copy a Pricing block, paste them into a page, then spen
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Apr 14 · 17 min read · Admin dashboards are one of the most common real-world UI components you will build as a React developer. At the heart of nearly every dashboard is a sidebar, a persistent navigation panel that organi
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Mar 31 · 3 min read · I built a full stack e-commerce demo store — products, categories, cart sync, user authentication, email verification, protected routes, rich text content, and a complete admin dashboard to manage it
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Mar 4 · 6 min read · Most UI libraries ship as npm packages — you install them, use their components, and live with their constraints. shadcn/ui takes a different approach: it's a collection of components you copy directly into your codebase. No package to install, no ve...
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