Announcing spartan/ui 1.0

After a long and deliberate alpha, spartan/ui is now 1.0 . We shipped the first 30 primitives in August 2023 with a simple bet: building accessible, good-looking UI in Angular is harder than it should be, and the community deserved a better starting point. Almost three years later, that bet has grown into a stable, production-ready library of more than 55 components - built on signals, ready for zoneless, and server-side-rendering compatible out of the box. Here's what 1.0 actually means. Stable, and ready to build on We stayed in alpha for a long time on purpose. It let us refine the APIs in the open, with real applications putting real pressure on the design, instead of freezing a v1 we'd regret six months later. That patience is what 1.0 cashes in. The APIs are now stable and semantically versioned, so you can depend on spartan/ui/brain and upgrade with confidence. The copy-in spartan/ui/helm layer stays exactly as it's always been - yours to own, read, and customize. No black boxes, no fighting the library to change a style. Built for modern Angular Every primitive is built on Angular signals and standalone components. spartan is zoneless-ready and SSR compatible out of the box, so it drops cleanly into how Angular apps are actually written today - no extra setup, no adapters. The split that's defined spartan from day one still holds. spartan/ui/brain carries the hard, unglamorous parts - ARIA, keyboard navigation, focus management - and keeps them maintained so you don't have to. spartan/ui/helm gives you full styling control on top, copied into your project like a recipe. Accessibility you can rely on; appearance you fully own. From 30 primitives to 55+ The alpha shipped with 30 components. 1.0 ships with more than 55 - nearly double - including many of the most-requested additions over the past two years: Data Table - sorting, filtering, and selection, the piece people asked for most Sidebar - composable app navigation Calendar and Date Picker Carousel , Auto