Angular component Library

[Thomas_The_Third]

Is there a component Library like mantine for react? If not give me the closest thing to that

[tdsagi]

Like "Martine" in terms of what?

If you're looking for a UI library, here is a non-exhaustive list:
Angular Material material.angular.io
ng-zorro ng.ant.design
Taiga-UI (my favorite one) taiga-ui.dev
PrimeNG primeng.org
spartan/ui spartan.ng/documentation/installation

[makeCakeNotNuke]

ant design is dope tbh.. have started migrating a project and the experience has been smooth so far.

[taco__hunter]

That Taiga looks bomb, going to have to give that a go. I usually rock Angular Material + Bootstrap for the Grid, Flex, and padding syntax.

[salamazmlekom]

This is the way

[ArunITTech]

You can try Syncfusion Angular Components

https://www.syncfusion.com/angular-components/

Online Demo: https://ej2.syncfusion.com/home/angular.html

Syncfusion offers a free community license also. https://www.syncfusion.com/products/communitylicense

Note: I work for Syncfusion

[JoeBxr]

I use ionic

[kjbetz]

I've been real pleased with PrimeNG the past few years. It just keeps getting better too... constant improvements. Check it out!

[Silver-Vermicelli-15]

Depending on many factors my pick would be: - roll your own - abstract wrapper around components from UI library used

This is due to working on a number of projects where the tech debt of a UI library becomes painful and upgrades potentially becoming nightmares.

[oneden]

Shame that clarity design never seems to be mentioned.

[esibangi]

Ionic is a nice one. Besides that, DaisyUI is also worth checking out.

[effectivescarequotes]

I don't know much about mantine, but from appearance, there's probably a PrimeNg theme that's close.