Shadcn Ng

You get copy-paste Tailwind CSS components built as Angular standalone components, so you drop them into your project and modify them directly rather than fighting a component library's API. The CLI handles setup and adding components (npx shadcn-ng@latest add), and everything uses CSS variables for theming. It's genuinely useful if you like the shadcn approach of owning your UI code but want it in Angular instead of React. The standalone component architecture means clean imports without module boilerplate, and the cn utility handles class merging the same way you're used to from the React version.