If you haven't already, check out this post from Josh. It addresses the same question. Hope this helps. Link to the section:

www.joshwcomeau.com/css/interact...

Indeed, they are. Do you own books from The Folio Society? I think at some point they'll be a reason I go broke.

www.foliosociety.com/uk/

So what I find great about React Aria is that in addition to "assembled" components, you have these "low level" tools React Stately and React Aria, to build your own components in the same paradigm. You can look into the source code of their components and see how they did it, and learn from it.

You can read it in detail here - react-spectrum.adobe.com/architecture...

React Aria Components is built on top of that system. They have components that Radix does not, like - date pickers, autocomplete, color pickers, tree, drag and drops, accessible virtualizer and asynchronous features.

What I personally really like about React Aria, and what I think outshines other headless component libraries, is that before they had components, they've developed a system to build components. This said system, consists of hooks from React Aria (behavioral hooks) and React Stately (state hooks).

I always look forward to the React Aria releases posts from you. Thank you and the team for yet another great release!

it's genuinely such a great idea and execution!

the landing page is 😚🤌

If you'll be looking for something else to watch, try "The Crowded Room", I liked it a lot.

congrats with the launch!

made me chuckle

@jakebailey.dev

Congrats to the team for yet another great release! Thank you for all the work you do.

I know what you did there Josh, oh boy do I know.

I've noticed in your previous posts that you use iA Writer, have you considered peeking into their Shortcuts and derive your custom one from what they already did?

ia.net/writer/suppo...

Thanks for sharing, that's exactly what I needed right now.

What a delightful news! It's one of my favourite JavaScript books. I'm very excited about the third edition, thank you, and let the force be with you through this journey.

Hey Gabriel 👋 Glad to see you here!

there is no way I'm following that link

omg, I don't remember what it was exactly, but it was a link of yours that got me rickroll'ed so many times that it's a shame to admit