Mia Gobble

v0.4.0 of Seam evolves this library to not just be for UI, but general purpose. It's now usable on the server and has some changes to the API. As a bonus, the documentation is now complete!

New year, new update! v0.3.4 introduces EventSequence, alongside some other changes and API doc improvements.

Two updates in two days? Wow, we're ending 2025 strong! Version 0.3.3 just dropped some utilities and more!

Version 0.3.2 has just released. Not much changed, but it might be worth updating if you have random problems!

Seam is not the only UI framework on Roblox, with many other popular and great options (including React-lua, Fusion, Blend, and Vide) capturing a lot of adoption. So, when I present Seam to developers, I often get asked why Seam is better than the other options.

This blog post is going to be an overview of why I think Seam is worth trying, and what it's best for.

As a quick patch, version 0.3.1 has released! Here is what changed:

• Added SetValue
• Animation states (Spring and Tween) now calculate on pre-render (instead of render) to fix occasional bugs
• Backend changes
• Added Tags

Also, documentation for GetValue was finally added, even though it's been around since 0.2.2; this was a previous mistake, oops!

Version 0.3.0 of Seam is here! Included in this update is:

• Removal of From and DeclareComponent, revamp of components system
• Removal of preset components
• Addition of GetValue
• Improvements to the backend
• Fixes to race conditions
• Fixes to crashes and infinite loops
• And an insane number of other fixes

Version 0.2.0 of Seam is here! Included in this update is:

• Signifigantly improved typechecking
• Added StageGui preset component
• Removed ScaledUIStroke preset component
• Bug fixes and more backend changes

This feels strange to say considering I've never done this before, but yes, hi, this is my first blog post for Seam!

I want to catch you up on what has been happening with this framework lately, what my thinking is, etc.