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A collection of composable React components for building interactive data visualizations.
A library of Material Design 3 web components for building beautiful and accessible web applications.
A JavaScript component for selecting date ranges, single dates, and times with a dropdown calendar interface.
A collection of web components with a hand-drawn sketch aesthetic for wireframes, mockups, and fun UI designs.
A collection of web components with a hand-drawn sketch aesthetic for wireframes, mockups, and playful UIs.
A React Native UI library based on Eva Design System with runtime theming and dark mode support.
A JavaScript MVVM library that creates rich, responsive UIs with automatic UI-data synchronization using observables and declarative bindings.
A declarative cross-platform React Native calendar component library for iOS and Android.
A Vue port of shadcn-ui providing customizable, open-source UI components for building your own component library.
A library for building standards-compliant Web Components and adaptive UI systems for modern web applications.
A library for building standards-compliant Web Components and adaptive UI systems for modern web applications.
React UI components that mimic the native look and feel of macOS High Sierra and Windows 10.
An open-source design system by IBM providing components, styles, and tools for building consistent user interfaces.
JSX-like syntax using standard JavaScript tagged templates, with no transpiler required.
A React toolkit providing accessible, unstyled components and hooks for building modern web applications.
A pure CSS library for creating accessible, customizable tooltips using ARIA attributes and pseudo-elements.
A simple and reusable datepicker component for React with time selection and localization support.
A cross-platform UI abstraction layer for building apps with React and React Native that share code across web, iOS, Android, and Windows.
A customizable Angular UI library based on Eva Design System with 35+ components, four visual themes, and a powerful theming engine.
A highly customizable Flutter chart library supporting line, bar, pie, scatter, radar, and candlestick charts.
A draggable and resizable grid layout system for Vue.js, inspired by React-Grid-Layout.
A JavaScript and CSS library for smoothly animating number transitions with customizable themes.
A jQuery lightbox script for displaying images, videos, and other content with touch support and full customization.
A lightweight JavaScript data grid component for creating interactive spreadsheets with Excel-like controls.
A versatile presentation library for iOS to display banners, pop-ups, and custom overlays with extensive customization.
A lightweight Vue.js UI component library for mobile H5 and multi-platform mini-programs with JD.com design style.
A dependency-free JavaScript suite for clean notifications, user input dialogs, and selection interfaces.
A universal icon framework providing a unified syntax for over 200,000 icons from 150+ open-source icon sets.
A powerful and easy-to-use vector graphics Swift library with SVG support for iOS and macOS.
A React-first components GUI for creating custom control panels to tweak values and debug applications.
A flexible and powerful iOS library for creating dynamic table-view forms, compatible with Swift and Objective-C.
React components for Leaflet maps, providing declarative bindings between React and the Leaflet mapping library.
An Android library implementing Material Design tap targets for feature discovery and user onboarding.
A fast, portable, and extensible React component for adding a command palette (cmd+k) interface to your site.
Android library for rapidly implementing attractive and insightful charts in Android applications.
A UI components library for building search interfaces with Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Solr, and MongoDB for React and Vue.
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