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Flexiwind v1

06 Apr 05:05
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Flexiwind v1.0 — First Public Release

After a long journey, Flexiwind v1 is finally here.

Flexiwind brings the philosophy of modern open UI systems into the Laravel ecosystem — giving developers full control, clean architecture, and production-ready components.


✨ What is Flexiwind?

Flexiwind is a collection of:

  • Reusable UI components
  • Pre-built blocks
  • CLI tooling

Designed for developers who want:
→ full code ownership
→ no black box components
→ flexibility over abstraction


Highlights

  • ⚡ CLI to install and manage components
  • 🧩 Ready-to-use UI components
  • 🧱 Blocks to speed up layout building
  • 🎨 TailwindCSS-based design system
  • 🛠 Built for Laravel projects

📦 Installation

php artisan flexi:init

Then add components:

php artisan flexi:add button

🚧 Current Status

This is the first stable release.

There may still be:

  • minor bugs
  • missing components
  • ongoing improvements

🛣 Roadmap

  • More components
  • More blocks
  • Theme system
  • Better developer experience
  • Community contributions

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome.

If you find bugs or have ideas:
→ open an issue
→ submit a PR


💬 Feedback

Your feedback will shape Flexiwind.

Let’s build something great together.


❤️ Author

Built by @Johnkat-Mj


This is just the beginning.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0-Beta...v1

Flexiwind v0.1.0 — Beta

05 Feb 12:04
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First public beta release of Flexiwind, a composable UI system for Laravel Blade & Livewire.

Flexiwind lets you copy UI components and blocks directly into your project, giving you full ownership of the code — no vendor lock-in, no black box.

Included in this beta

  • Core UI components (buttons, modals, dropdowns, alerts, badges, etc.)
  • Base application blocks (login variants, signup, sidebar)
  • CLI + registry system
  • Tailwind CSS + Livewire-first architecture
  • Initial documentation

Beta notes

  • APIs and structure may evolve
  • Feedback will directly shape future releases

What’s next

  • Component refinements
  • More app-level blocks and patterns (dashboards, CRUD, auth flows)

Feedback and contributions are welcome
More updates coming soon.