What trends in TypeScript
Most new web tooling is written in TypeScript, so this list covers front-end frameworks, component libraries, build tools, editor extensions and, increasingly, command-line tools and servers that run on Node.js, Deno or Bun. Many developer-facing AI tools — coding assistants, protocol servers, browser automation — are also TypeScript projects.
Trying a project from this list
Libraries are added to a project with a package manager; tools are often run with npx without installing anything permanently. The command box shows whichever line the README gives. A command that installs globally or runs code straight from the registry deserves a look at the package first: the repository you are reading and the package that the command downloads are published separately.
For all languages together, see today’s list, this week or this month.


