There are currently 44 open-source projects built with AngularJS, with a combined total of 67.3k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is JavaScript.
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A set of AngularJS-native UI components implementing Google's Material Design specification for single-page applications.
A modular server admin panel for Linux and BSD systems with a modern web interface.
AngularJS service for handling RESTful API resources with minimal client code.
A full-stack JavaScript boilerplate using MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, and Node.js to build robust web applications.
Add an AngularJS admin GUI to any RESTful API with datagrids, filters, forms, and dashboards.
A customizable starter project generator for Node.js web apps, offering flexibility in web frameworks, databases, CSS preprocessors, and client-side frameworks.
Generate AngularJS forms directly from JSON schemas with built-in validation.
A fully featured, self-hosted release server for Electron applications, compatible with Squirrel auto-updater.
A web dashboard to visualize and query Terraform states from multiple backend providers.
A friendly web-based UI for managing and monitoring Docker containers and images with multi-host support.
A starter template for building modern web applications with Laravel 5.3 backend and AngularJS frontend using Material Design.
A full-featured Node.js CMS and blogging platform with plugins, server clustering, and data-driven pages.
A set of Node-RED nodes for creating live data dashboards with configurable widgets and themes.
An open-source, headless ecommerce platform built on .NET for building extensible B2B, B2C, and B2B2C applications.
An easy-to-use JavaScript library for creating beautiful charts in AngularJS applications, built on top of D3.js.
A deprecated boilerplate for AngularJS applications using Gulp, Browserify, and SASS with best practices.
A modern web frontend for the WeeChat IRC client that works on any device with a browser.
A Kibana port for Apache Solr that provides rich dashboard and visualization capabilities for time-series and non-time-series data.
A Yeoman generator providing advanced workflows for building high-quality Ionic 1 apps with Angular 1.
A community-driven database of upcoming hackathons worldwide with a public JSON API.
An AngularJS directive implementing a Material Design floating action button menu with customizable effects and templates.
An AngularJS directive for rendering collapsible JSON objects in HTML with interactive navigation.
A client-side web app for browsing and searching gulp plugins, fetching data from npmsearch.
A collection of UI libraries for implementing Momentum Design into web applications and websites.
A simple home automation solution using MQTT and AngularJS, designed to run on a Raspberry Pi.
An AngularJS date and time picker component with Material Design styling and flexible display modes.
A browser-based music composition and score writing tool built with TypeScript and AngularJS.
A Yeoman generator for scaffolding front-end web apps with AngularJS, Gulp, and Browserify.
A Yeoman generator for creating Ionic hybrid mobile apps with Gulp-based build automation.
A todo application example built with RethinkDB, ExpressJS, and AngularJS.
A promise-based Todo application example using RethinkDB, ExpressJS, and AngularJS.
A real-time feed aggregator built with Vert.x 3, using MongoDB and Redis for data storage and real-time updates.
A Yeoman generator for scaffolding AngularJS-based Cordova mobile apps using a module-based approach.
A simple boilerplate for building Ionic apps using Gulp and ES6 with automatic compilation and live reload.
A business analytics platform for Redshift and Snowflake that enables analysts to author queries, visualize results, and share insights with operational simplicity.
Generates client-side admin backends for Symfony2 applications using ng-admin and LemonRestBundle.
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