We’re excited to introduce SaasAble v2.1.0, our biggest update yet. This release brings powerful AI features, a new preview simulator, and a refreshed design experience.
Now you can create landing pages using simple chat prompts, instantly preview your ideas, and build faster with a smoother workflow.
Building with a UI kit should speed up your development cycle, not slow it down.
SaasAble UI Kit comes with a rich set of production-ready React and MUI components, but turning an idea into a working feature still takes effort. Developers often spend time searching for the right components, writing custom logic, and constantly switching between their editor, browser, and documentation.
We’re excited to release UIAble v1.4.0, bringing another set of open-source components and UI blocks designed to solve common interface patterns without adding unnecessary complexity.
We’re excited to announce a major update to Berry Material React v5.2.0!
This update brings 3 new application modules, migration to MUI v9, improved dark mode, and better component consistency across the entire template. Whether you’re building SaaS products, CRM systems, or admin dashboards, v5.2.0 gives you a cleaner, more powerful foundation to build on.
Today, we’re excited to launch UIAble v1.0.0, an open-source component library built for developers, by developers.
We explored a lot of UI libraries built on Shadcn. Most of them feel nearly identical — same structure, same aesthetic, same tradeoffs. That’s what pushed us to build something different. Not another library that looks like Shadcn with a coat of paint, but a design system with its own identity and a clearer sense of what it’s actually for.
Animated UI component libraries are pre-built React component collections where scroll effects, hover animations, mount transitions, and micro-interactions come baked in by default. No more writing Framer Motion configs from scratch on every single project. In 2026, the good ones are shadcn-compatible, Tailwind-based, and ship source code directly into your project so you actually own what you use. This guide breaks down the top ten, puts them in a comparison table, covers how they work under the hood, and gives you a straight answer on which one fits landing pages, dashboards, and lightweight builds.
Mantis React TS v4.2.0 is a major update which aims to make the template more stable and easier to use. We all know Frontend tools are always changing and it’s important to keep a project up to date not only for performance reasons but for a good development workflow.
This release includes a number of improvements to AI prompt pages, navigation, charts and UI consistency which leads to a cleaner overall experience for developers and end users.
So MUI dropped v9 last week. And yes, they jumped Material UI straight from v7 to v9. There is no Material UI v8. The reason is pretty sensible. MUI X was already on v9, and they wanted to re-align the major versions across the whole ecosystem so you’re not spending 20 minutes every upgrade figuring out which version of @mui/x-data-grid pairs with which version of @mui/material.
We have released Able Pro Material UI React Dashboard Template v11.1.0 and Able Pro React Next.js v5.1.0. It mainly focused on client tickets, code refactor, easy to manage authentication flow, entry animations to ApexCharts, performance, and package upgrade. We added a new TanStack table column pining to fix customer concern about comparing columns. We’ve also added missing chart widgets.
As more teams started using Mantis in real production projects, a few things became clear. Structure matters. Layout consistency matters. Small inconsistencies add up over time.
This update focuses mainly on providing pre-defined prompts, tightening those foundations, from containers and layouts to internal code structure so Mantis holds up better as projects grow.
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