Hello everyone, version v0.4.0 of <carbon-compose>...

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[Gabriel Derrien]

Hello everyone, version v0.4.0 of carbon-compose is now available ✨

_carbon-compose is a Compose Multiplatform implementation of <https://carbondesignsystem.com/
|Carbon>, IBM’s open-source design system._

This new version introduces:
• Implementations of the content switcher (all variants), notification callout variant and the tab list (default variant).
• Few bug fixes.
• And other internal misc tools made to generate boilerplate code.
Shoutout to @Jacob Ras for his contributions on this release and his feedback as a user of carbon-compose 🔥

You can try the components implementations with the live Kotlin/Wasm catalog app here!

[Stefan Oltmann]

Great project! 🎉

I had no idea IBM had its own design system - very cool! It's also great that, along with other projects, we also have Cupertino and FluentUI as options.

Before long, our apps did have to stick to the Android/Material look; they now can blend seamlessly into any style. 🙂

I’ve even realized that Material design doesn’t appeal to me much personally - therefore my app is already a wild mix of Material and Cupertino components, and some custom stuff! 😅

[Jacob Ras]

@Stefan Oltmann what I really like about Carbon is how opinionated it is on UX. A checkbox isn't just a clickable square that you have to tie to a label yourself (+ make that clickable + configure accessibility), the whole thing is there out of the box. Same with, for example, drop-downs (big fan of the multiselect drop-down) and buttons/check boxes (built-in warning/error states). The layering system is also really clever; controls always have good contrast, even when the panel they're on is positioned higher and has a lighter (or darker) background ✨

[Tgo1014]

Just a heads-up, in the dark theme you can’t see the logo, I though something was wrong with the spacing but looking closer I realised there was a logo there 😅

[Gabriel Derrien]

@Tgo1014 Thanks, forgot about it 😅