A well-crafted UI library is flexible, and this flexibility should manifest itself when the library is consumed, extended, or modified. Flexibility is achieved by constructing composable software with loosely coupled components.
Building a single 'mega library' simplifies maintenance but creates a large codebase with tightly coupled components, making it fragile and harder to maintain. Multiple small decoupled codebases are preferred for growth and adaptability.
Using Bit for a UI library relieves manual configuration burdens by auto-detecting dependencies, resolving types and versions, building modules in the right order, and generating package.json with included dependencies.
#ui-library-development #component-composition #code-maintainability #dependency-management #tooling-efficiency
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