M Haidar Hanif

Perhaps as simple as using regular Tailwind classes on the component? ```tsx import { Button } from '~/components'; Vechai + Tailwind ``` 

Yeah, it truly is. I even just started using Tailwind 5 days ago. By the way, more examples of Tailwind CSS with Vechai UI are available here: - Thread: https://github.com/vechai/vechaiui/discussions/70...

(Copied from https://github.com/vechai/vechaiui/issues/73) Yea looks like the best way for now is stay on React v17 if want to use Vechai UI that still use Reach UI. Otherwise have to...

Yea looks like the best way for now is stay on React v17 if want to use Vechai UI that still use Reach UI. Otherwise have to wait until migrated...

While it's true there is a table "example" in the [Typography](https://ui.shadcn.com/docs/components/typography#table) that looks like this: ```tsx export function TypographyTable() { return ( King's Treasury People's happiness Empty Overflowing Modest Satisfied...

@tcortega It can also starts simple with only the styling first, without any particular interactive feature. Like what Flowbite has here: https://flowbite.com/docs/components/tables If need more functionality (not just a styling)...

@tcortega Sure thing, you're welcooome

There is a PR related to this: https://github.com/shadcn/ui/pull/248 feat(Table): Add Table component

> I'd say that this table is pretty solid but also too simple Yeah, [@shadcn said](https://github.com/shadcn/ui/pull/248#issuecomment-1522890928): > This looks great. I've been testing tanstack-table integration. I'll give this a try...

> As an alternative, I would also like to recommend Adobe's [React Aria](https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria/useTable.html), which has an accessibility-first philosophy and would probably be a better fit for Radix. Just realized this...