#319: Pattern Library

Stephen and Chris talk about cplibrary the Pattern Library that the CodePen Monorepo can use to share components. What goes in there and what doesn’t? What are common and not-so-common components? Can components be combinations of other components?

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00:35 Mono repo and pattern library
03:20 Starting off a pattern library with a button
07:01 What’s in our library?
10:40 Overriding with one off styles
14:23 Click outside detector
16:48 Sponsor: Lemon Productions
19:15 All components don’t have to be micro
23:26 Controls
26:26 Reaching for things off the shelf
31:24 Other interesting library components we have
36:21 Why bother?

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