t3 recommendation for onboarding libraries?

Does anyone here know of any S-tier React libraries for user onboarding are? So far I've come across intro.js, and a few others which seem promising. Wondering if anyone here knows of anything better.
9 Replies
nc0
nc04mo ago
wdym by onboarding? Couldn't you just manually create some floating <div>s that only appear for once?
leetcode247
leetcode2474mo ago
I could but I don't want to maintain it or write more code than I need to I ended up using intro.js since there's nothing better and it does the job for the most part
nc0
nc04mo ago
Guess it depends, sometimes maintaing code is easier and quicker than maintaining a dependency Nice for you then!
leetcode247
leetcode2474mo ago
I have a large monorep that I'm building out on my own. Having to maintain something like that will mean making sure that it works across mobile, various views, building out the CSS, etc. I'd rather use something developed that's good enough. That way I'm not overinvesting my time into something I may not even need in 2 weeks
nc0
nc04mo ago
Well yeah it ultimately falls on your requirements, personnally I force myself to maintain hard my dependencies, I am responsible for the vulnerabilities they introduce in my codebase, etc, so I realized how much most of the time stuff is actually trivial and I can do it myself
leetcode247
leetcode2474mo ago
Do you work at LH? That makes sense then. I'm just building this for a company that I'm trying to start myself, so I'm not exactly worried about security issues at the moment. When I start actually making money, then that's another story
nc0
nc04mo ago
No I don't know what LH is, but it's just a way of thinking I've always been doing, to avoid issues such as supply chain issues, like all the crappy stuff we always hear happening on NPM
leetcode247
leetcode2474mo ago
Lockheed Martin I menat Yeah that's 100% valid IMO. It's all about priority and enterprises would rather have less deps
nc0
nc04mo ago
Oh yeah no, I'd love to tho