Bear UI 1.3.5 Splits Charts, AI, Code, Maps and Kanban
The @forgedevstack/bear 1.3.5 release extracts heavy surface components into standalone packages while maintaining backward compatibility with existing imports.
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- Official release of @forgedevstack/bear version 1.3.5 is now available
- Heavy surface features like charts, AI, code, maps, and kanban are split into standalone packages
- Existing imports continue to function normally without breaking changes
- New packages start at version 0.1.0 and peer-depend on core version 1.3.5 or higher
The developer UI toolkit has rolled out its latest major update in version 1.3.5, shifting toward a modular architecture by extracting large and complex surface components into their own dedicated packages. This allows developers to install only the specific tools they need for their applications.
Previously, the library bundled buttons, charts, chat interfaces, maps, and kanban boards into a single monolithic installation. The new update helps streamline project dependencies and improves overall maintainability for modern web applications.
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Transitioning a component library into modular packages is a standard best practice in the React ecosystem. It effectively reduces the final JavaScript bundle size for end users and allows maintainers to release updates and patch fixes for specific UI surfaces independently without forcing a full core upgrade.
Source: Dev.to
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