Able Pro Vue v1.7.0 brings smarter theming, built-in multilingual support with Vuetify and a wide range of new components. All packages are upgraded to the latest versions.
Able Pro Vuejs v1.7.0 Admin Dashboard is Now Live
January 23, 2026
Able Pro Vue v1.7.0 brings smarter theming, built-in multilingual support with Vuetify and a wide range of new components. All packages are upgraded to the latest versions.
We have released Able Pro Material UI React Dashboard Template v11.0.0. It mainly focused on cleanup, performance, and future readiness. We added CSS Variables for better theming, cleaned up deprecated MUI component props, & code optimization, and Replacement of Map libraries. We’ve also introduced new SaaS and presentation pages.
We have released SaasAble UI Kit and Dashboard Template V2.0.0. It mainly focused on cleanup, performance, and future readiness. We added CSS Variables for better theming, cleaned up deprecated MUI component props, & code optimization. We’ve also introduced new Authentication system and Dashboard animations and auto system mode with Yarn as the package manager.
Able Pro Angular v3.3.0 is officially live. This release is a technical upgrade designed to align the template with Angular 21 practices. We focused heavily on performance and architecture, specifically targeting how the template handles state management and authentication.
We have just rolled out Datta Able React v19.1.0. This update is built specifically for developers who care about clean architecture and long-term maintainability. Instead of just adding flashy new widgets, we took a step back to overhaul the core project structure. If you are scaling an application or working with a team, this structural cleanup is designed to remove confusion and speed up your daily workflow.
Angular has long been a heavyweight in the frontend ecosystem, known for its robustness and enterprise-grade architecture. However, with the release of Angular 21 on 20 November 2025, the framework is not just evolving; it is changing how we build for the web.
Material-UI (MUI) is a highly popular React component library that accelerates the development of modern, responsive, and visually consistent applications. It offers a set of prebuilt UI components and icons that adhere to Google’s Material Design system. The system’s beauty lies in its ability to bring harmony to both functional and design aspects.
In 2025, frontend developers seem to circle back to the same debate: SolidJS vs React. React is still everywhere from enterprise dashboards to personal projects but SolidJS is quietly earning a reputation for being faster and lighter.
The rise of AI-assisted coding tools has amplified the conversation. A few years ago, SolidJS felt intimidating because resources were limited. Now, you can ask an AI assistant to explain an error or write a component, and suddenly the gap in documentation doesn’t feel as wide.
Over the last few years, a number of developers have turned their attention to using alternatives to Virtual DOM-based frameworks such as React, Vue, and Angular, and that is where SolidJS comes in.
So what is SolidJS?
SolidJS is a fast, reactive JavaScript framework that promotes fine-grained reactivity rather than using a Virtual DOM.
Many developers have a variety of opinions on this question. The framework is still building features that let developers build seamless frontends along with server-side logic in 2025. Honestly, the framework continues to bridge front-end and back-end development, and while front-end and back-end work rely on each other to build modern applications, their functions are very different.
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