I listed all component libraries for any frameworks
I quit my dev job 2 years ago to work on projects I actually care about. I built a CRM for philanthropy as a nonprofit, and on the side, I tinker with fun projects to learn new languages and sharpen my skills. Recently, I was looking for new component libraries to use, but I realized… there’s no single platform showcasing ALL component libraries across frameworks—especially independent, bootstrapped ones. No wonder so many projects default to MUI, DaisyUI, and other mainstream options. So, I decided to fix that. I collected 75+ libraries for React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Rails, Nuxt, and…
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I quit my dev job 2 years ago to work on projects I actually care about. I built a CRM for philanthropy as a nonprofit, and on the side, I tinker with fun projects to learn new languages and sharpen my skills. Recently, I was looking for new component libraries to use, but I realized… there’s no single platform showcasing ALL component libraries across frameworks—especially independent, bootstrapped ones. No wonder so many projects default to MUI, DaisyUI, and other mainstream options. So, I decided to fix that. I collected 75+ libraries for React, Vue, Angular, Svelte, Rails, Nuxt, and more, then categorized them by features like Dark Mode support, Accessibility, and Customizability. If you've built a component library, you can submit it for free. After launch, users requested more frameworks—so I automated the process with Make, letting me add new libraries in under an hour. Hope you'll find new libraries to try on for your next projects and let me know if you know more or want to see new frameworks added to it
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