Shuffle for Bootstrap alternatives

I've been studying Elementor for a few days and I'm happy with its functionality. I will use it for my product.

It's really strange essential components, as datepicker and toast, being only available through a Pro subscription.

I bought the Shards Pro UI Kit. It does not include the compiled UI kit. You have to compile it yourself, which (for me) rather defeats the purpose of buying a Bootstrap UI Kit. I'm buying it because I'm not a front-end dev and don't want to have to install node and all the dependencies. I just want to work with HTML/CSS/JS. Anyway, I installed node and follow the compilation instructions. It would not compile. Some issue with Python. Installed Python. Some other issue... Some other issue... Technical support has not responded after 3 business days. I requested a refund. (Supposedly there is a 30-day money back guarantee.) No response. I have requested a charge-back from my bank. Hopefully I get my money back. Oh - it's subscription-based pricing by default. Even if this product and service wasn't so half-baked, subscription pricing for a bootstrap theme is stupid anyway.

Wow, Pines does look like an amazing UI library for developers! The fact that it integrates seamlessly with Tailwind CSS and Alpine.js would be a real game-changer. The ability to fully customize each component using Tailwind is fantastic too. It’s great to hear that Pines is lightweight and efficient, built without the need for any third-party libraries. The documentation aspect is a big plus as well. Having a comprehensive explanation of each element and its data attributes will surely make it easier for developers to understand and utilize the functionality of each component. And it’s really reassuring to know that Pines will be actively maintained, with future plans to make implementation and upgrades even easier. I’m definitely going to check out Pines. All the best for the Product Hunt Launch!