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6 repositories by Attention Score · May 8, 2026 – Nov 3, 2026 (UTC)

Language: MDX
Tag: Frontend and UI
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1.magicuidesign / magicui

UI Library for Design Engineers. Animated components and effects you can copy and paste into your apps. Free. Open Source.

framer-motion
nextjs
react
tailwindcss
typescript
components
+1 more

MDX MIT23K total1.2K forks

+2,359 stars

from 20,707 · score 7.77

A 100% free modern JS SaaS boilerplate (React, NodeJS, Prisma). Full-featured: Auth (email, google, github, slack, MS), Email sending, Background jobs, Landing page, Payments (Stripe, Polar.sh), Shadcn UI, S3 file upload. AI-ready with tailored AGENTS.md, skills, and Claude Code plugin. One cmd deploy. Powered by Wasp full-stack framework.

full-stack
open-source
saas
nodejs
prisma
react
+14 more

MDX MIT16K total2K forks

+2,022 stars

from 14,221 · score 7.61

3.twbs / bootstrap

The most popular HTML, CSS, and JavaScript framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web.

css
bootstrap
javascript
html
scss
css-framework
+1 more

MDX MIT175K total79K forks

+1,700 stars

from 173,268 · score 7.44

4.uidotdev / usehooks

A collection of modern, server-safe React hooks – from the ui.dev team

react
hooks
blog
astro
react-hooks
vercel

MDX MIT11K total587 forks

+103 stars

from 11,394 · score 4.64

5.vorillaz / devicons

devicons - Crisp and clear logos & icons for developers.

fonts
icons
logos
react
svelte
vue

MDX MIT2.8K total209 forks

+78 stars

from 2,717 · score 4.37

6.douvy / tasty-cooking

Recipe site with 50+ expertly curated recipes. Clean, ad-free design with no clutter.

recipe-website
recipes
tailwindcss
nextjs
typescript
mdx

MDX No license9 total0 forks

+1 stars

from 8 · score 0.69

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