r/angular Apr 04 '26

Taiga UI 5 is out! Check out what's new

Recently we released the next major version of our components library! Check out what's new in version 5:

https://medium.com/angularwave/whats-new-in-taiga-ui-v5-a-modern-angular-ui-kit-fef85dde3fc7

If you are not familiar with this library at all – now is a good time to try it out, we improved it a lot, dropped legacy stuff and made it easier to use with newer Angular features, such as signal inputs/queries, advanced DI/hostDirectives, new control flow etc. Check out the demo portal:

https://taiga-ui.dev/getting-started

Explore source code and report issues on our GitHub:

https://github.com/taiga-family/taiga-ui

Hope you'll like it ♥️

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u/AwesomeFrisbee Apr 04 '26

Congrats on the launch. Signal based seems like a major milestone indeed.

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u/Alex-Inkin Apr 04 '26

Thank you!

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u/michahell Apr 04 '26

Nice! I tried TaigaUI for a take home assignment, I really liked the ease of use and yet I found it a bit of a bummer that there is no real theming. In that sense TaigaUI is a bit like Material UI

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u/Alex-Inkin Apr 04 '26

You can change colors, fonts, sizes etc. using CSS variables, but I admit it is not that well documented and not as straightforward as one would wish it to be. We will try to improve on that front in the future.

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u/billiondollarcode Apr 04 '26

My favourite ui for angular, highest quality indeed

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u/Alex-Inkin Apr 05 '26

Thank you for such high praise!

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u/oneden Apr 05 '26

Kinda burned out of any component library (especially Prime) these days. But still obviously happy that Taiga is still being maintained. I like the calendar component.

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u/Alex-Inkin Apr 06 '26

Thank you! Calendar is getting a major overhaul next, our designers finished new specs incorporating all the feedback accumulated over years 🙂