Open Source

Building toolsfor developers.

I build and maintain open-source tools for Nuxt, Vue, developer experience, UI infrastructure, and application development. Most of them start as something I needed for my own work, then get released so other developers can use them, extend them, and improve them.

Open-source impact

GitHub stars
1,601
Forks
205
Featured projects
33
Primary ecosystem
Nuxt / Vue

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Flagship

Open source 01

The UI Thing website: a hero reading “Beautiful Nuxt Components” above a grid of form and interface components.

Component library

UI Thing

A Nuxt-focused component and interface ecosystem built to make application development faster without giving up ownership of the source. Components are built with Reka UI and Tailwind CSS, inspired by shadcn/ui and shadcn-vue, and live in your project where you can read, edit, and extend them.

  • Nuxt
  • Vue
  • Reka UI
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Motion

UI Thing has grown past a single repository. It now has related tooling of its own: a CLI, a documentation toolkit, editor support, and starter templates.

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Flagship

Open source 02

The Analytics UI dashboard in dark mode: a sidebar, four revenue and order cards, a sales area chart, and a list of new customers.

Admin dashboard

Analytics UI

An ecommerce admin dashboard built as a working product surface rather than a mockup. Roles are enforced in the navigation, route guards, and API, zod schemas are shared by the forms and a typed mock API in the same repository, and almost 400 unit, API, and browser tests run in CI. A ground-up rebuild of my 2023 tutorial app.

  • Nuxt 4
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • UI Thing
  • Playwright

The live demo opens on a sign-in screen. Choose “Fill demo credentials” to enter as an admin. It is a demo, so no real accounts are created.

Layouts

Demo applications

Whole products, not just screens.

Six working applications built with UI Thing, each with real pages, validated forms, and a typed mock API behind it. They are demos with fictional data, not client projects. I built them to show the level of detail I put into a product interface, and every one is open source and free to read, fork, and learn from.

All six live in one repository: ui-thing-layouts

  • 4 stars
  • 1 forks
  • License: MIT
  • Updated Oct 2026
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Selected Open Source

Notable projects

Starters, modules, and plugins developers can build on.

Ecosystem

UI Thing

The UI Thing ecosystem.

UI Thing started as a component library. The tools around it, for installing components, writing documentation, working in the editor, and starting new projects, grew out of using it.

Developer Tooling

Modules & packages

Smaller tools that solve one problem well.

Browse Projects

33 curated

Everything worth a look.

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More on GitHub

I publish experiments, examples, starters, and other developer tools beyond the projects featured here. If you find something useful, or something that's missing, issues and pull requests are welcome.