'headless' means you bring your own html structure, the library provides interaction and state exposed by props or hooks. As such, I am not sure Headless UI is headless since they only let you bring your own CSS. At that point, it's a lot easier to create your own set of components that you have full control over than to include another NPM dependency.
It doesn't come with any styling OOTB. The idea is that you're just building a frontend (all the markup, styling etc) around some provided state management
`react-table` is headless. I am forced to create my own html structure and am in control of the markup from the start. `headless-ui` provides those components which doesn't give me full control over markup, does it?
Technically Facebook/Twitter are not websites, but "social" applications (web/native). You need to have a user account to see (FB) or post (FB/Twitter) anything.
> In other countries your health insurance payments are deducted automatically from your paycheck before you get it. Is it not the same or very similar?
Not at all, In places with national single insurer system, (medicare for all), like the UK where am based, the way it works is that you do contribute to National Insurance effectively as part of your taxes, (usually less than you'd pay in the U.S.), BUT if you switch employers or even are unemployed, you still have that healthcare available to you.
Also, all the doctors, hospitals etc. are technically always "in network".
Zillow already exists. This information might incentivize individuals making much higher than the average reported income in an area to relocate or increase their security in the short term but burglaries usually go down with income inequality.
