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@storybook.js.orgThe guide covers: 📌 What belongs in the docs 🚲 Practices that keep them accurate 🧰 Which tool owns which layer 🤖 Documenting for agents
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@storybook.js.org@storybook.js.org@storybook.js.orgIBM Carbon, Adobe Spectrum, GitHub Primer, and thousands of others have documented their design systems with Storybook for years. We have learned what leads design systems to succeed or fail, so we put what we know into one guide 👇
@michaelwarren.devReposted by @storybook.js.orgWhat if there was a Web Components conference??
@stuffbreaker.bsky.social and I are teaming up to get a little more serious about the idea of getting one together.
We want to gather data on if there is interest in the community
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forms.gleInterested in a Web Components conference? Let us know below!Web Components folks have been semi-seriously talking about organizing a conference for years, and with the ecosystem in a real moment of growth and popularity, it's about time!
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@gos.siReposted by @storybook.js.orgI'm releasing `ember-storybook`. Connects @emberjs.com with @storybook.js.org using @vite.dev
I talked about it at @emberfest.eu a week ago, now the docs are ready :)
@storybook.js.orgThe guide covers: 📘 What component testing is and where it fits in a testing stack 🧪 Common techniques and the tools that match each ⚡ What a component test looks like 🤖 What changes when agents write UI
@storybook.js.orgRead it here 👉 storybook.js.org/blog/compone...
@storybook.js.orgEdge states are where UX bugs hide, yet they're the hardest to reach in E2E tests, and unit tests don't run in real UI. Component testing reaches every UX state in a real UI, fast. That’s why it’s been Storybook’s focus for years. We've put what we know into one full guide 👇
@antfu.meReposted by @storybook.js.org@storybook.js.org has been a great companion for working with agents, reviewing the UI components agents made, and making sure components stay pure and stateless.
(I have to admit that, as a human, I was too lazy to write stories, but with agents it actually creates a pretty good feedback loop)
@storybook.js.orgOur latest post walks through how to use the coverage reporting in Storybook 9 to be sure your components are well-tested.
storybook.js.orgFrontend test coverage with Storybook 9Stories give you free test coverage