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Comparison

Blossom-UI is made keeping the design system, Customizability & developer experience in mind, so that it can help the app ship faster with an Awesome UI.

Following are the comparisons of the blossom-ui with the top react-native libraries -

vs React-Native-Paper​

React-Native-Paper is a great community-driven library and it follows the Material Design for both the platforms Android & iOS. Following are the few advantages you get on the Blossom-UI over the react-native-paper -

  • You get more components (30+ as of now) than the react-native-paper
  • A few examples are - Select, MultiSelect, DatePicker, Calendar etc.
  • You get a customized design system instead of the forced material design, which you can also change based on the platform
  • It also supports the web platform and you can also see it in real action on the each component documentation also

vs UI-Kitten​

UI-Kitten has been a great library, and this library has taken a few inspirations also like the theme system inspired from it & a few more customization on top of it. But now the state of the library has been changed and we don't see any active development more.

  • You get more components (30+ as of now) than the UI-Kitten
  • A few extra components from the UI-Kitten like Chip, OtpInput, ShimmerView etc.

vs React-Native Elements​

Again React-Native Elements is a great library and it also contains a lot of components, but it also lags on some basic and advanced components. Following are the few advantages you get on the Blossom-UI over the react-native elements -

  • You get more components (30+ as of now) than the react-native elements A few examples are - Select, MultiSelect, DatePicker, Calendar etc.
  • Blossom-UI also have a more configurable design system than the react-native elements which just support one shade per color while Blossom-UI supports 9+5 shades per color