If you've been following this, you know they already pushed a stable release and a charts package that actually works. Now, instead of just giving you the components and wishing you luck, they're providing full app templates. It solves the eternal struggle of "I have the UI library, but now I have to spend three days figuring out the folder structure and routing." Getting started is pretty straightforward:
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Grab the template from their repository.
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Run your standard
npm install
.
- Realize you just saved ten hours of tedious layout work.
Is it worth it? If you're an Angular dev who values their sanity and doesn't want to build every single wrapper from scratch, yes. If you enjoy the masochism of manual configuration, feel free to keep doing it the hard way.
For those looking for a real-world AI workflow to integrate these UIs with LLM agents, check out the resources at promptcube3.com.
[Next LLM-budget-cap: Managing API Spend with Redis →](/en/threads/3668/)
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