The article discusses the benefits of separating a design system repository from application code using the Bit platform and Ripple CI. The design team maintains a centralized UI component repository, allowing multiple applications to consume these components. This separation offers flexibility in utilizing specific components while ensuring visual consistency. However, without automation, developers face challenges like manual updates and version drift. The introduction of Ripple CI facilitates automatic synchronization of component updates, streamlining the process and mitigating risks associated with outdated components across applications.
The integration of Ripple CI and the Bit platform streamlines component updates, allowing applications to automatically synchronize the latest design system components, minimizing manual efforts.
Without automation, teams struggle with manual synchronization, leading to inconsistencies in UI components across applications and wasting valuable developer time.
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