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Speed up native app development with our Element UI library.

  • Writer: EEA
    EEA
  • Sep 27, 2023
  • 1 min read


Don’t reinvent the scroll wheel! ⚙️📲


Say hello to Element UI, our very own code library designed to simplify and streamline the UI development process for native apps.


Our senior software engineer Ravinder is here to present our showcase app featuring a variety of buttons and themes, as well how it is integrated with the HydraTune SafeAdjust system, a new product by our client Koodaideri Innovation and Technology that enables hydraulic maintenance at a safe distance.


Element UI offers a versatile set of basic UI components, from buttons to text fields and list views, all in a generic and reusable format. You can effortlessly customize themes, fonts, and styling to suit your specific needs.


What about custom components, you say? We have a middleware layer that handles client-specific requirements seamlessly, keeping your codebase clean and efficient.


We even have dark and light mode switching built-in, which is a deceptively tricky feature to implement. 🌗


Element UI lets us focus on what matters most—creating unique client-specific features without the headache of redesigning your UI components.


🚀 Let's build incredible user experiences together!

1 Comment


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Rob Kelen
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