Must-know open-source tools for coders - terminal UIs in React - copy/paste CSS/React transitions - React funnel charts - Javascript/React animation library - open-source headless cms

- open-source UI Library

Are you using it? I prefer Tailwind CSS

I definitely use it. Tailwind is amazing for utility-first styling, but Chakra's out of the box accessibility and component system speed up my workflow a ton

Great list. One more open-source one for coders: Phi, an AI browser for macOS where you and an agent drive the same window together. Native Swift, Apache-2.0, the whole macOS app is open.

Thanks for contributing

If you like this list, don't miss my other lists. I post at least 3 every week

Found some new ones. Thank you, Csaba

You're welcome, Shefali! I like to collect the lesser-known ones.

Thanks for sharing these gems! They look super useful for any coder out there.

Todays one seems to be very popular.

@uixmat @alaymanguy 👀👀

termcn dev looks interesting!

It is

I got new ones. Thanks for sharing, Csaba!

You’re welcome, Dhanian

love the demos on motion

Yes, they look pretty good.

great list of open source tools

Thanks, man!

I didn't know any of the tools. I'll check them out. Thanks for sharing!

Thaen it was a good collection

yes, good point!

Super useful list, Thanks for sharing, Csaba

Trying my best Hajra

Bklit funnel charts are the best

super sharing

Thanks, Amisha. I hope you found some new tools.

Good list. If TinaCMS is on there for the headless CMS angle — there's a generation of CMSs now where MCP is native from day one, not bolted on. Makes a real difference in what Claude can do with content. Worth knowing the distinction as the list evolves.

Appreciate the list, Csaba! Which is your default one?

I discovered most of them just today

Added to Notion , thank you!

Appreciated man!

Useful tools. 3 new tools for me.

I have to do better next time 😀

Good tools man

Hope you found at least one of them interesting man

Definitely adding these to bookmarks.

And I appreciate it

Most animation libs lose me fast. This looks actually usable.

Hi Csada, I'm in my 30's can I still learn programming and become a full stack engineer? Is it too late ? Or is it possible? If yes, what are the road maps, please..

Cool list, the motion library looks handy. Which one has been your go to in a real project?

check out in as @zepaui see one of the component here and what say about this

One more for your list:

it's such a responsive website

What is the website from the video?

Where do you find these? These would work well with @HyperFrames_

What's the one in the video?

one more open source motion components for react

solid list. looks especially useful for speeding up frontend polish

Hi can you checkout our and give a review or thoughts any issues