Changelog

Vue joins the catalogue — 19 September 2026

• Create native Vue 3 libraries with the same tokens, AI proposal workflow and saved versions as React.
• Vue components use TypeScript, Reka UI, v-model and slots. Exports, CLI and MCP deliver Vue source and framework-specific instructions.
• The catalogue and documentation now include Vue components, blocks and live Vue previews. Existing React libraries are unchanged.

September 19, 2026 — A complete date-selection workflow

• DatePicker now supports single dates and ranges, two-month calendars, shortcuts, direct date entry, clearing and optional Apply/Cancel confirmation.
• Availability constraints, ISO week numbers, month/year navigation, inline display and French control labels share the same implementation in the Studio and exported source.
• Select supports multiple values; Combobox adds controlled search, disabled options and optional clearing. Form fields and file inputs preserve validation and native form behavior.
• Overlays accept custom triggers, tables expose loading and empty states plus custom cells, and external toast managers connect to their provider.
• New integration examples document the supported APIs and their limits.

September 2026 — Early access foundation

CodeRocket UI starts a new product: create a design system, customize React components visually, review AI proposals and export editable source.

• Structured design-system model and semantic tokens.
• React catalogue built on Base UI, plus complete application and marketing blocks.
• Private libraries, account confirmation, password recovery and version history.
• Fumadocs documentation with interactive previews and Markdown for coding assistants.
• Source archives with compiled styles and MIT-licensed components.

This product is separate from Vue Tailwind Datepicker. The existing datepicker package and documentation remain available. At launch, React was the only Studio renderer. Vue support was added on September 19; Svelte and Solid remain planned.