alt Hacker NewsJust for reference, in the .NET ecosystem there are multiple vendors selling UI component libraries for sums ranging from lower three digits to upper three digits per dev, per year. This was generally considered good value (might no longer be great value post-AI)
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everfrustrated • today at 4:43 PM
Problem was tailwind had a very weak component library. I'd have been happy to pay for a more expansive set of components.
As an engineering leader back in the day (2000-2015) I considered it terrific value to license Telerik and others. In fact, it looks like Progress has acquired a large catalog of the most common .NET dev tools over the past ten years.