Blog

Updates on new features, tutorials, and news about Rivet releases.

  1. Key takeaways from the Digital Campus Design and Infrastructure announcement

    Here are the most important things for developers to take away from last week's announcement.

    Scott Anthony Murray

  2. Rivet 1.3.0 release

    Rivet 1.3.0 is now available. This release adds new responsive spacing utility classes and a new set of flexbox utility classes for fine-tuning component layouts.

    Scott Anthony Murray

  3. Deprecating the Rivet panel component

    The panel component has been deprecated in favor of the new box and media object components.

    Scott Anthony Murray

  4. Rivet 1.2.0 release

    Rivet 1.2.0 is now available. This release adds the box, media object, and loading indicator components, along with some improvements to the consistency of Sass color variables.

    Scott Anthony Murray

  5. Open-sourcing Rivet

    The Rivet source code will be moved from GitHub@IU to GitHub.com on Thursday, January 17.

    Scott Anthony Murray

  6. Rivet in 2019

    A a quick year-end update on Rivet.

    Levi McGranahan

  7. Rivet 1.1.0 release

    Rivet 1.1.0 is now available. This release fixes a lot of JavaScript-related issues, adds several new utility classes, and provides additional variations of the table component.

    Levi McGranahan

  8. Announcing Rivet Add-ons

    A collection of Rivet plugins, templates, and other helpful resources

    Levi McGranahan

  9. Rivet 1.0.0 release

    The official Rivet 1.0.0 release is now available!

    Levi McGranahan

  10. Rivet 0.5.0 release

    Rivet 0.5.0 is now available. This release adds a lot of new components and improves existing ones.

    Levi McGranahan

  11. 0.5.0+ Migration guide

    We made some pretty substantial additions and updates to Rivet in the 0.5.0 release. Here's what you need to know.

    Levi McGranahan

  12. Integrating Rivet

    Rivet can be integrated with any frontend Javascript framework, including React, Angular and VueJS.

    Levi McGranahan

  13. Why we built Rivet

    Some thoughts about why we built Rivet, a new design system for software at IU.

    Levi McGranahan

  14. Contributing

    If you have created a component you think would be useful to others or would like to make a suggestion, let us know.

    Levi McGranahan

About Rivet

Rivet is a university-wide initiative, overseen by the UX Office.