The missing design system layer for Compose UI

Rick Nout

Ex-Google

Finally! Sounds awesome and can't wait to try it.

Sven Bjornssen

Android Developer

To be super honest: You are doing gods work, Google's bottomsheet is attrocious for example when used in any capacity slightly outside of its intended usecase, great work, keep it up!

Shiv

Android Developer

Using the Compose Unstyled bottom sheets everywhere in my app. They are easier to use than the official ones.

Isaac Zikstar

Android at Square

Thank you for making the only bottom sheet composable library that actually makes sense.

Dennis

How is this not a first party api

Rafa Vazquez

N26

I was finally able to migrate my app's bottom sheet to Compose Unstyled. The API is much simpler and cleaner.

Vasiliy Zukanov

Android freelancer

This is a good opportunity to express my endless gratitude for your unstyled bottom sheet. It is the most convenient and well designed UI component API I've ever worked with.

Adri

Android developer

Thumbs up from me for unstyled, I'm using it for an android app (no cmp sadly) without material components (except material-ripple). Initially added it for bottom sheets (way better than m3 in my experience) and have used more components since without issues

Colton Idle

i try not to use md3 bottom sheets anymore because they always gimme issues. @Alex Styl’s bottom sheets are goat tho

Jon Nichols

I switched to compose unstyled and found it much better as the basis of the design system.

u/Skaldebane

r/KotlinMultiplatform

This is to Compose just like Radix is to React or Bits UI is to Svelte. It's a headless component (or rather, component blocks) library and theming layer, providing a lot of functionality that would be otherwise non-trivial to build from scratch (e.g. a functioning bottom sheet is harder than it sounds!), with implementations that are better than Material's. Every component is renderless; it provides all logic, state, and a11y handling, but the rendering is done by you, using the components params and Modifiers; that's why it's not really a component library; it provides the blocks, that you then use to build your own components, using your own theming system in any way you like.

u/juzef

r/KotlinMultiplatform

After I got accustomed to compose unstyled already mentioned in the comments here, I think this is the way for me to get more in depth experience with KMP as a platform. Using libraries isn’t cheating ofc, but with deeper understanding it is so much easier to make calls, and this is what I am currently lacking

いーがりー

Kotlin/Android Freelancer

それでもMaterial3のModalBottomSheetは不具合が多すぎて使い物にならないので最近はCompose Unstyled ModalBottomSheetを使っています。こちらの方が自由度が高く品質もいい