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airbnb
lottie-web

Render Adobe After Effects animations as JSON in the browser. ~30k stars. Best way to bring a designer's After Effects work to web/mobile without re-implementing. Files can be large — optimize them.

Animation & Motion
A designer is delivering complex animations (onboarding flows, illustrations) authored in After Effects.
You need interactive animations — Lottie is for playback, not interaction.
airbnb/lottie-webView
qdrant
qdrant

Rust-based vector database — fast, production-grade, Apache 2.0. Good developer experience and clear pricing if you use their managed cloud. Strong choice if Postgres+pgvector cannot handle your scale…

AI & MLDatabase & ORM
You need production-grade vector search at scale and Postgres is hitting limits.
You are starting fresh on Postgres — pgvector is enough for most apps.
qdrant/qdrantView
chroma-core
chroma

AI-native embedding database designed for rapid prototyping. Easy to run locally, tight LangChain integration. Better for hackathons and internal tools than huge production deployments.

AI & MLDatabase & ORM
You are prototyping RAG, building an internal tool, or bundling a vector DB into a desktop/local app.
You expect millions of vectors in production — look at Qdrant, Weaviate, or pgvector.
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pgvector
pgvector

Vector search inside Postgres. ~12k stars and dominant in 2026 as the boring-but-correct default. If you already have Postgres (Supabase, Neon, RDS), do not add another database — just install this ex…

AI & MLDatabase & ORM
You are already on Postgres and want vector search without operating a second database.
You need billion-scale vector search with millisecond latency — a dedicated vector DB is worth the operational cost.
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milvus-io
milvus

Open-source vector DB with the most mature features for huge scale. ~30k stars. Steeper operational burden than Qdrant. Used in production by companies doing serious vector workloads.

AI & MLDatabase & ORM
You are running vector search at extreme scale with a team that can operate distributed systems.
You are a small team — Qdrant or pgvector will be enough and easier to run.
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weaviate
weaviate

Vector DB with strong hybrid search (vector + keyword) and built-in modules for common embedding workflows. Slightly higher learning curve than Qdrant but powerful for production RAG.

AI & MLDatabase & ORM
You need hybrid keyword + vector search and want it built in rather than bolted on.
You only need pure vector search — Qdrant is simpler.
weaviate/weaviateView
better-auth
better-auth

The most flexible modern auth library for TypeScript stacks in 2026. Plugin ecosystem for 2FA, phone OTP, organization roles, audit logs. Same code works with Next.js, TanStack Start, Express. Becomin…

Authentication
You are starting a full-stack TypeScript app and want long-term scalability with full control over auth flows.
You want a fully managed auth platform with no ops — use WorkOS or Auth0.
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nextauthjs
next-auth

The OG Next.js auth library, now Auth.js. ~24k stars. Quick to add OAuth providers (80+ preconfigured). Best for fast MVP work where you mostly need social login. Less flexible than Better Auth for ad…

Authentication
You are shipping a Next.js MVP fast and need social login (Google, GitHub) working in an hour.
You need fine-grained control over sessions, multi-tenant logic, or organization roles — pick Better Auth.
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supertokens
supertokens-core

Self-hostable auth backend with managed cloud option. Full session management, user management dashboard, multi-tenancy. Good middle ground between rolling your own and using a SaaS like Auth0.

Authentication
You want full control over auth data, self-hosting capability, and a working admin dashboard.
You want zero ops — managed providers will be less work.
supertokens/supertokens-coreView
lucia-auth
lucia

Note: Lucia announced deprecation in 2024 — the maintainer is sunsetting it in favor of writing your own. Still useful as a learning reference for session-based auth patterns in TypeScript. Better Aut…

Authentication
You want to learn how session-based auth works from a clean codebase before building your own.
You are picking auth for a new production app — use Better Auth or Auth.js instead.
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keycloak
keycloak

Enterprise auth/IAM platform. ~24k stars. Java-based, self-hosted, supports SAML, OIDC, fine-grained authorization. Heavy to operate but the right pick for compliance-heavy enterprise apps.

Authentication
You are doing enterprise SSO with SAML/OIDC and need self-hosting for compliance reasons.
You are a small team or a B2C product — way too much complexity.
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supabase
supabase

Postgres + Auth + Storage + Realtime + Edge Functions in one open-source platform. ~73k stars. The fastest way to ship a backend in 2026 for solo founders and small teams. Mumbai region for India late…

Database & ORMAuthentication
You are a solo founder or small team shipping a SaaS or mobile app and want one backend service.
You need NoSQL specifically, or your team has strong DevOps and wants raw Postgres.
supabase/supabaseView
drizzle-team
drizzle-orm

TypeScript-first ORM with SQL-like syntax. ~25k stars. Lighter than Prisma, zero codegen step, faster cold starts on serverless. Becoming the default for new Next.js + Postgres projects.

Database & ORM
You are on Postgres/MySQL/SQLite, write TypeScript, and want SQL-like queries with type safety.
Your team prefers a high-level ORM with relations resolved magically — Prisma is more polished.
drizzle-team/drizzle-ormView
prisma
prisma

The polished ORM. ~38k stars. Best developer experience for relational data, declarative schema, generated client. Trade-off: cold starts on serverless are slower than Drizzle, and the abstraction can…

Database & ORM
Your team values DX over performance and most queries are CRUD on relational data.
You are running on Edge or Vercel functions where cold start matters — Drizzle is faster.
prisma/prismaView
typeorm
typeorm

Decorator-based ORM, used heavily in NestJS ecosystem. Battle-tested but development pace has slowed. Drizzle and Prisma are the newer defaults for greenfield projects.

Database & ORM
You are on NestJS where TypeORM is the expected default.
You are starting a new project — pick Drizzle or Prisma.
typeorm/typeormView
planetscale
database-js

Serverless-first MySQL client. Good when you are on PlanetScale specifically. Works well with Drizzle as the driver.

Database & ORM
You are on PlanetScale or another Vitess-based MySQL service.
You are not on PlanetScale — pick a database first.
planetscale/database-jsView
pocketbase
pocketbase

Single-file Go backend with SQLite, auth, file storage, realtime. ~40k stars. Pocket-sized Supabase alternative. Great for indie projects, prototypes, and self-hosted internal tools.

Database & ORMAuthentication
You want a single binary you can drop on a VPS for an indie project, prototype, or internal tool.
You are scaling past ~10k users or need Postgres-specific features.
pocketbase/pocketbaseView
kysely-org
kysely

Type-safe SQL query builder for TypeScript. Lower level than Drizzle/Prisma — closer to writing raw SQL with types. Best when you really want to think in SQL.

Database & ORM
You write complex SQL and want type safety without an ORM abstraction.
You want schema migration tooling and a managed query layer — pick Drizzle.
kysely-org/kyselyView
edgedb
edgedb

Graph-relational database with EdgeQL. Beautiful query language, strong types, very opinionated. Smaller ecosystem so harder to hire for.

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TanStack
query

The #1-rated tool in the React 2025 survey. Async state management — fetching, caching, syncing server state. Not a state library exactly but solves what most React apps actually needed Redux for. Def

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pmndrs
zustand

#2 in the React survey. Tiny, no boilerplate, hook-based. Replaced Redux for most teams. Stays out of your way until you genuinely need it.

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directus
directus

Headless CMS layered on top of any SQL database. ~28k stars. Strong when you have an existing database and want a no-code admin UI bolted on.

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TanStack
db

New 2026 entry from TanStack — local-first reactive DB for offline-capable apps. Worth watching but ecosystem is still young.

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umami-software
umami

Self-hosted Plausible alternative. ~22k stars. Free if you can run a Node process and a Postgres database.

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resend
react-email

React components for email. Build emails as React, render to HTML for sending. Pairs with Resend's sending API for the cleanest email DX in 2026. Free up to 100 emails/day on Resend.

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maizzle
maizzle

Tailwind for email. Authors HTML emails using Tailwind classes, compiles to inlined CSS for email clients. Smaller community than React Email but battle-tested for client compatibility.

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