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v3.1.0

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@justalever justalever released this 01 Mar 21:33
  • Migrate Rails UI to Tailwind CSS v4
  • Improvements for consistency
  • Redesigned start page
  • Open source gem now lives on rubygems.org.

v3.0.1

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@justalever justalever released this 25 Jan 19:55

What's Changed

  • Bug fixes. Adds avatars and combobox components by @justalever in #46

Full Changelog: v3.0.0...v3.0.1

v3.0.0

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@justalever justalever released this 11 Nov 16:34

Full Changelog: v2.1.1...v3.0.0

  1. Use Rails UI with new and existing rails apps
  2. Swappable themes
  3. Easier configuration

Read more at https://railsui.com

If you're actively using an older version of Rails UI be sure to update your Gemfile to the following as v3 is a major breaking change:

# Gemfile

gem "railsui", github: "getrailsui/railsui", branch: "v2"

v2.1.2

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@justalever justalever released this 29 Sep 12:57

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v2.1.1

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@justalever justalever released this 14 Jun 21:43

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v2.1.0

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@justalever justalever released this 14 Apr 20:04

Updates from #34

Shift focus to Tailwind CSS and launch Shepherd theme

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@justalever justalever released this 23 Jan 17:34

What's Changed

  • Introduce 'Shepherd' Theme & Shift Rails UI to Tailwind CSS-First by @justalever in #30

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Full Changelog: v1.1.2...v2.0.0

v1.1.2

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@justalever justalever released this 11 Sep 14:58
  • Install turbo by default

v1.1.1

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@justalever justalever released this 11 Sep 14:08

A tiny release dedicated to Rails UI config page display improvements.

v1.1.0

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@justalever justalever released this 13 Aug 21:51

This update expands on the initial release by bundling many more pages to each of the two initial themes, Retriever for Bootstrap and Hound for Tailwind CSS. Yes, I name the themes after dog breeds 🐕.

The initial launch supplied some marketing pages to give you a feel for the design. Accompanying each theme was also a design system full of reusable components and code snippets. This update introduces more application-heavy experiences.

What's Changed

  • Update README.md to cover mismatched expected master branch by @claudey in #19
  • Theme Advance - Retriever & Hound by @justalever in #20

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Full Changelog: v1.0.3...v1.1.0