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https://github.com/LBannenberg/magento2-layout-bricks
Modern frontend frameworks embrace reusable components, like buttons, input fields, and cards. And they style them with utility CSS like Tailwind. It's fine to pile a dozen classes on that primary button, because you only have to build it once.
Magento doesn't come with this out of the box. Many templates are huge and if you talk about UI components people make the sign of the cross XML at you.
This package is a way to make things better. To use small anonymous components without hassle. It's heavily inspired by Laravel's anonymous blade components. In Magento, our unit of frontend template is a block. An anonymous block is a brick.
16 Sep 2024
