resources
Every developer eventually builds a personal toolbox—the frameworks, libraries, and resources that make coding smoother, faster, and a little less painful. Here’s a look into mine.
Next.js ↗ – My go-to for web apps. The App Router, file-based routing, and server actions make life way easier.
TypeScript ↗ – No way I’m shipping projects without type safety anymore. Prevents dumb bugs before they happen and clears any potential eroo.
TailwindCSS ↗ – Utility classes save me from writing bloated CSS files, and it keeps designs consistent.
shadcn/ui ↗ – Clean, customizable, and built on top of Radix primitives. My UI backbone.
lucide-react ↗ – Crisp icons that just work. Lightweight, no nonsense.
Motion ↗ – Smooth animations without fighting CSS keyframes.
Motion primitives ↗ – Beautifully designed motions components. Easy copy-paste. Customizable. Open Source. Built for engineers and designers by @ibelick ↗.
Huge Icons ↗ – a modern icon library packaged for both developers and designers. It offers a free collection of over 4,000 stroke-rounded icons
SVGL ↗ – A beautiful library with SVG logos of various brands. Built with Sveltekit & Tailwind CSS.
ReactBits ↗ – an open-source collection of carefully designed UI components that aim to enhance your React web applications.
TweakCN ↗ – A visual no-code theme editor for shadcn/ui components and themes
Clerk ↗ – For authentication, user profiles, and sessions, and even paywalls. Simple and modern.
Supabase ↗ – My backend of choice. Postgres, auth, file storage—fits perfectly with Next.js.
ESLint ↗ + Prettier ↗ – Keeps my code clean and consistent.
Vercel ↗ – Dead simple deployment and edge functions.
Postman ↗ – For testing APIs without losing my mind (the best imo).
Tailwind CSS IntelliSense ↗ – Autocompletion, syntax highlighting, and linting for Tailwind. Saves me from memorizing every utility class.
ES7+ React/Redux/React-Native Snippets ↗ – Type less, build faster. rafce alone has probably saved me hours.
Material Icon Theme ↗ – Folders and files look sharp, and I can tell my components folder from my lib at a glance.
GitHub Dark Default Theme ↗ – I code better when my editor looks good, and this theme is clean, familiar, and easy on the eyes.
Inspire UI/UX with me!August 19, 2025 – My own made article of fully incredible places i inspire from my new projects.
Olivier Larose ↗ – One of my favorites the person who inspired me to improve in front-end, incredibly creative and absolutely brilliant in his work.
Julien Thibeaut (@ibelick) ↗ – Someone who gave me the huge push I needed to start building my own projects, instead of just trying to contribute to others.
Shu Ding ↗ – A designer and developer at Vercel, shaping the future of web development with work on Next.js, AI SDK, and beyond, blending creativity with serious engineering chops.