Ship UI components,
not boilerplate
$ cat devhub.stack
$ ls categories/
Filter the library by component type.
$ cat library/
Click any card to view code. Hover to copy.
Four steps. Zero friction.
DevHub is built by developers, for developers. No accounts required to browse or copy — only to upload.
Browse
Filter by category and search 1,200+ stock designs. Every card shows a live preview.
Copy
One click copies the HTML + CSS. No npm install, no framework lock-in, no build step.
Paste & ship
Drop it into any project — React, Vue, plain HTML. Tweak the CSS variables and ship.
Upload
Built something cool? Publish it back to the library and let other devs fork it.
Built for developers, by developers.
The pieces that make DevHub a registry you can actually trust.
MIT licensed
Every snippet ships under MIT. Copy, fork, relicense, sell — no attribution, no strings, no enterprise tier.
Live iframe previews
Every card renders a sandboxed live preview. No surprises after paste.
One-click copy
HTML + CSS in your clipboard. No npm install, no framework lock-in.
Search & filter
Tag-based filters across 10 categories. Find a button in seconds.
Publish your own
Built something cool? Drop it in the grid and let other devs fork it.
Open source on GitHub
Star, watch, file issues, send PRs. The whole registry is on GitHub.
Loved by developers.
Real quotes from the dev community. Hover any row to pause the scroll.
“DevHub cut my "find a button" search from 20 minutes to 20 seconds. Paste, ship, done.”
“The iframe previews are genius — I can see exactly what I am copying before I commit a single line.”
“I uploaded three of my old loaders and they got 400 likes in a week. Open source actually pays off.”
“Monospace. Emerald. No purple gradients. Finally a component site that does not look like every other one.”
“I treat DevHub like a sketchbook — when I need a quick card, I grab one and restyle it in five minutes.”
“MIT-licensed, no attribution, no JS dependencies. This is what every registry should be.”
Ship components, not boilerplate.
Every snippet in DevHub is MIT-licensed, dependency-free, and ships in a single paste. Fork it, restyle it, push it — no attribution required.