I’ve recently started using it with my team and the impact has been positive. Component sandboxing seems to encourage developers to encapsulate CSS within web components. Sandboxing also seems to encourage thinking about web component APIs and designing them for reuse.
How well is Storybook.js catching on as an emerging standard in UI development?
We like Storybook a lot. It's made communication between Design and FE a lot smoother. I wouldn't say it clears up all ambiguity, or eliminates all redundancy, but it's a noticeable improvement over relying on institutional knowledge alone!
When I joined about six months ago, the team was already using it, and keeping it up to date had become ingrained in the culture. I had nothing to do with it, so I can say it's been a good decision.
I have no idea if it's catching on in the wider world! Anecdotally, of the five places I interviewed at last year, two of them claimed to be using it.
I’ve recently started using it with my team and the impact has been positive. Component sandboxing seems to encourage developers to encapsulate CSS within web components. Sandboxing also seems to encourage thinking about web component APIs and designing them for reuse.
How well is Storybook.js catching on as an emerging standard in UI development?