frontend
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React's core repo, now shipping its own compiler — This is the official source for React, covering both the runtime and the new React Compiler (with TypeScript workflow). Useful for developers tracking React internals, contributing, or following how declarative, component-based UI building evolves across web and native.
The library for web and native user interfaces.
A skill pack that forces AI coding tools to design with taste — Taste Skill adds art direction, reference images and an automated browser check to coding agents like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, aiming to stop generic 'AI slop' UI output. It also now ships TasteCode, a free open-source desktop app with a built-in design agent, aimed at developers who want better-looking frontend output without manual design review.
Agent skills that give coding agents taste: art direction, reference images and a browser check instead of generic AI pages
Vite's build command now bundles with Rolldown — Vite pairs a native-ESM dev server with instant startup and fast HMR with a build command now powered by Rolldown for optimized production bundles. Its universal plugin interface and typed APIs make it a flexible base for modern frontend projects.
Next generation frontend tooling. It's fast!
A mature toolkit for shipping React apps on iOS, Android, and web — Expo wraps React Native into a single SDK for building universal apps across Android, iOS, and web. It includes a browser-based playground (Snack) for trying code instantly, plus active Discord support and regular SDK releases, making it practical for teams wanting one codebase across platforms.
An open-source framework for making universal native apps with React. Expo runs on Android, iOS, and the web.
A Self-Hostable Toolbox of Everyday Developer Utilities — it-tools bundles many small IT and developer utilities (converters, formatters, generators) into one Vue web app with a clean UX. It can be self-hosted via Docker, Cloudron, Tipi, or Unraid, making it handy for homelab setups where offline, private access to common dev tools matters.
Collection of handy online tools for developers, with great UX.
A self-hosted PaaS that puts app deployment and database ops on your own servers — Dokploy lets you deploy apps, manage databases (MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, MariaDB, Redis), and run Docker Compose or multi-node Swarm clusters on your own infrastructure. It bundles Traefik routing, automated backups, real-time monitoring, and log/metric shipping to Grafana, Datadog, and others, with one-click templates for popular open-source apps.
Open Source Alternative to Vercel, Netlify and Heroku.
A pop-up-focused custom card collection for Home Assistant dashboards — Bubble Card brings minimalist, highly customizable cards to Home Assistant, built around modern pop-ups, button stacks, and climate/media/cover widgets. Its built-in Module Store offers over 100 community-made add-ons, making it appealing to HACS users who want a polished, template-friendly dashboard without heavy custom YAML work.
Bubble Card is a minimalist and customizable card collection for Home Assistant, featuring modern pop-ups and an integrated Module Store with over 100 community-made modules.
An agent skill for building premium, immersive, scroll-driven websites. Works with Codex, Claude Code, and other coding agents. Also available as a Claude Code plugin.
A design skill that stops coding agents from shipping generic UI — Superdesign adds design judgment to Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and 70+ other coding agents, generating and iterating UI, slide decks and graphics on an infinite canvas. Unlike style-preset skills that just swap themes, it reads your existing codebase for context and remembers drafts across sessions.
The design skill for Claude Code, Cursor and any coding agent. Stop shipping AI-slop UI: turn it into shippable, tasteful frontend. Install: npx skills add superdesigndev/superdesign-skill. Powered by superdesign.dev
Senior-level UX and design-system knowledge, packaged so your AI agent applies it automatically.