Monorepo for Best of JS application, setup in August 2023. Made of two applications:
./apps
├── bestofjs-nextjs # The Next.js app running on https://bestofjs.org
└── bestofjs-webui # The original Single Page Application available at https://classic.bestofjs.org
Best of JS gathers the latest trends about open source projects related to the web platform and Node.js: JavaScript and TypeScript of course (client and server side) but also HTML, CSS, languages that compile to JavaScript, alternative runtimes such as Deno and Bun...
This is a place where full-stack developers can find the best components to build amazing web applications.
Projects are carefully classified under tags such as:
- Component Toolkits: Sets of UI components for your favorite framework
- UI frameworks: solutions to build front-end applications that run in the browser: React, Vue.js, Angular...
- Node.js frameworks: solutions to build server-side applications with Node.js: Express, Nest, Fastify...
- Charting: data visualization and chart libraries: D3, ChartJS, ECharts...
- And many more!
If you find an interesting project to add, you can suggest it by creating an issue here.
You can sign-in with your GitHub account to bookmark the projects you want to follow closely.
We maintain a list of interesting projects related to Node.js and the web platform in a database.
Everyday a scheduled task checks project data from GitHub and generates data consumed by the web application. Basically Best of JS tracks the number of stars of a curated list of about 2000 projects.
The web application displays the variations over the last days, weeks and months in order to show the trends about the JavaScript landscape.
If you find Best of JS useful, show your appreciation by starring the project or becoming a sponsor:
Thank you and don't forget: we are all made of stars 
Best of JS is a project created and maintained by Michael Rambeau, in Osaka, Japan.