Changelog
Latest updates and announcements.
February 2026 — Ecosystem Documentation
Published the CNIPPET ecosystem product documentation covering architecture, roadmap, and development strategy across all four surfaces (ui, blocks, next, learn).
July 2025 — Complete Site Overhaul
Rebuilt cnippet ui from the ground up. Our biggest release yet, with a complete site redesign and major architectural changes.
Migration to Fumadocs
Migrated the entire documentation system to Fumadocs for a better developer experience:
- Cleaner, more intuitive navigation
- Faster page loads and better SEO
- Improved typography and layout
- Built for scalability and maintainability
TypeScript-Only
We discontinued JavaScript support to focus exclusively on TypeScript:
- Cleaner codebase — removed dual JS/TS maintenance overhead
- Better IntelliSense — superior autocomplete in editors
- Type safety — catch errors at development time, not runtime
- Simplified maintenance — single codebase to maintain
Complete Site Redesign
- Modern navigation inspired by shadcn/ui's UX patterns
- Live previews, code examples, and one-click copy
- Fully responsive mobile experience
- Dark mode with persistent user preferences
- Search functionality for components and documentation
Breaking Changes
- JavaScript support removed — all components now require TypeScript
- Updated installation process — simplified setup for TypeScript projects
- New documentation structure — migration from old docs required
Migration Guide
- Convert to TypeScript if not already using it
- Update imports to the new component locations
- Review documentation on the new Fumadocs-powered site
- Update dependencies to minimum required versions
- Test thoroughly — run
tsc --noEmitand verify all components
April 2025 — Official Release
Cnippet UI is officially live. After months of iteration and feedback, our component library is ready for production use.
Daily Component Releases
Launched a daily release cycle — one new component every day, crafted for modern landing pages and marketing websites.
- Production-ready — battle-tested and lightweight
- Mobile-first — accessible, responsive, and performant
- Tailwind CSS optimized — seamless utility-first styling
- Copy-paste simplicity — no complex installation
- Framework agnostic — works with Next.js, Remix, Vite, and any React framework
Performance
- Average 40% bundle size reduction through tree-shaking
- Efficient code splitting and lazy loading
- Full ARIA support with semantic HTML and keyboard navigation
- Core Web Vitals optimized for better SEO
February 2025 — Open Source Transition
Cnippet UI became fully open source under the MIT license, enabling developers worldwide to contribute and customize freely.
Complete Visual Rework
- Redesigned interface with a refined, modern look
- Improved component structure and developer experience
- Optimized dark and light modes
- Cleaner, more intuitive API design
December 2024 — Pre-Release
The first pre-release version of Cnippet UI launched after several months of development.
- Initial component library for landing pages
- React + Tailwind CSS integration
- TypeScript support
- Mobile-responsive design
- Community feedback phase for bug reports and feature requests
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