# Be1st.ai | Web Technologies Catalog

> Complete catalog of technologies we detect during web audits.

92 technologies in 8 categories total.

## JS/CSS Frameworky (17)

JavaScript a CSS frameworky a knižnice používané na moderných weboch

### React

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, React 19 released in 2024
- **Description:** A JavaScript library by Meta (Facebook) for building user interfaces using components. It uses a virtual DOM and declarative approach, enabling efficient rendering. It is the most widely used frontend framework in the world.
- **Web:** https://react.dev
- **Docs:** https://react.dev/learn
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/facebook/react
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2013

### Next.js

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Next.js 15 released in 2024 with App Router
- **Description:** A full-stack React framework by Vercel with support for server-side rendering (SSR), static site generation (SSG), and API routes. It provides file-based routing, image optimization, and automatic code-splitting. The standard for production React applications.
- **Web:** https://nextjs.org
- **Docs:** https://nextjs.org/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/vercel/next.js
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2016

### Vue.js

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Vue 3 has been the stable version since 2020
- **Description:** A progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It combines the best features of React and Angular with an easier learning curve. Supports the Composition API and a reactive system.
- **Web:** https://vuejs.org
- **Docs:** https://vuejs.org/guide/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/vuejs/core
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2014

### Nuxt

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Nuxt 3 introduced the Nitro engine and Vue 3 support
- **Description:** A full-stack framework built on Vue.js with support for SSR, SSG, and hybrid rendering. It provides automatic routing, the Nitro server engine, and modular architecture. It is the Next.js equivalent for the Vue ecosystem.
- **Web:** https://nuxt.com
- **Docs:** https://nuxt.com/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/nuxt/nuxt
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2016

### Angular

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed by Google, Angular 19 released in 2024
- **Description:** A comprehensive TypeScript framework by Google for building single-page applications. It offers dependency injection, reactive forms, routing, and an HTTP client built into the core. Suitable for large enterprise projects.
- **Web:** https://angular.dev
- **Docs:** https://angular.dev/overview
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/angular/angular
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2016

### Svelte

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Svelte 5 with the runes system released in 2024
- **Description:** A compiler-based framework that shifts work from the browser to the build step. It generates minimal vanilla JavaScript without a virtual DOM. The result is faster and smaller applications compared to traditional frameworks.
- **Web:** https://svelte.dev
- **Docs:** https://svelte.dev/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2016

### SvelteKit

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, SvelteKit 2 released in 2023
- **Description:** A full-stack framework for Svelte with support for SSR, SSG, and SPA modes. It provides file-based routing, form actions, and adaptable deployment across various platforms. The officially recommended way to build Svelte applications.
- **Web:** https://svelte.dev/docs/kit
- **Docs:** https://svelte.dev/docs/kit/introduction
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/sveltejs/kit
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2020

### Alpine.js

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Alpine.js 3 is the current stable version
- **Description:** A lightweight JavaScript framework for adding interactivity directly to HTML. It works similarly to Tailwind, but for JavaScript — declarative attributes in markup. Ideal for small interactive components without requiring a build system.
- **Web:** https://alpinejs.dev
- **Docs:** https://alpinejs.dev/start-here
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/alpinejs/alpine
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2019

### HTMX

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Rapidly growing in popularity, htmx 2.0 released in 2024
- **Description:** A library that enables access to modern browser features directly from HTML. It supports AJAX requests, CSS transitions, WebSockets, and Server-Sent Events through HTML attributes. An alternative to SPA frameworks with a focus on hypermedia.
- **Web:** https://htmx.org
- **Docs:** https://htmx.org/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/bigskysoftware/htmx
- **License:** BSD
- **First release:** 2020

### Astro

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Astro 5 released in late 2024
- **Description:** A web framework focused on content-driven websites with minimal client-side JavaScript. It supports the islands architecture and integration with React, Vue, Svelte, and more. Ideal for blogs, documentation, and marketing sites.
- **Web:** https://astro.build
- **Docs:** https://docs.astro.build
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/withastro/astro
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2021

### Remix

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Merged with React Router v7, actively developed under Shopify
- **Description:** A full-stack React framework focused on web standards and progressive enhancement. It leverages nested routing, server-side data loading, and native HTML forms. Since 2024, it is part of the React Router v7 project.
- **Web:** https://remix.run
- **Docs:** https://remix.run/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/remix-run/remix
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2021

### Gatsby

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — Development has stagnated since 2023, migration to Next.js or Astro is recommended
- **Description:** A React framework focused on static site generation with a GraphQL data layer. Once popular for blogs and marketing sites. Development has significantly slowed down after the acquisition by Netlify.
- **Web:** https://www.gatsbyjs.com
- **Docs:** https://www.gatsbyjs.com/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/gatsbyjs/gatsby
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2015

### jQuery

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — Still widely deployed, but an outdated approach for new projects
- **Description:** Historically the most influential JavaScript library, which simplified DOM manipulation, AJAX, and animations. Still present on millions of websites, but modern browsers now provide equivalent native APIs. Not recommended for new projects.
- **Web:** https://jquery.com
- **Docs:** https://api.jquery.com
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/jquery/jquery
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2006

### Bootstrap

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Bootstrap 5 is stable and maintained, with no jQuery dependency
- **Description:** The most popular CSS framework with a ready-made grid system, components, and utilities. Originally created at Twitter, now an independent open-source project. Suitable for rapid prototyping and responsive websites.
- **Web:** https://getbootstrap.com
- **Docs:** https://getbootstrap.com/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2011

### Tailwind CSS

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Tailwind CSS 4 released in 2025
- **Description:** A utility-first CSS framework that allows styling directly in HTML using pre-built classes. It eliminates writing custom CSS and ensures consistent design. The dominant CSS framework in modern web development.
- **Web:** https://tailwindcss.com
- **Docs:** https://tailwindcss.com/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2017

### Bulma

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Bulma 1.0 released in 2024, a stable and maintained project
- **Description:** A modern CSS framework based on Flexbox with no JavaScript dependencies whatsoever. It offers clean and readable syntax with a ready-made grid system and components. An alternative to Bootstrap with a simpler structure.
- **Web:** https://bulma.io
- **Docs:** https://bulma.io/documentation/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/jgthms/bulma
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2016

### Foundation

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — Minimal development since 2020, migration to a modern alternative is recommended
- **Description:** A responsive frontend framework by ZURB with an advanced grid system and accessibility features. Once the main competitor to Bootstrap for enterprise projects. Development is minimal and the community has significantly shrunk.
- **Web:** https://get.foundation
- **Docs:** https://get.foundation/sites/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/foundation/foundation-sites
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2011

## CMS systémy (12)

Systémy na správu obsahu — od blogov po enterprise riešenia

### WordPress

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Dominant CMS with a massive community and ecosystem
- **Description:** The most widely used CMS in the world, powering over 40% of all websites. It offers thousands of themes and plugins for every type of project, from blogs to e-commerce stores.
- **Web:** https://wordpress.org
- **Docs:** https://developer.wordpress.org
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2003

### Joomla

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — Still an active project, but with declining market share
- **Description:** An open-source CMS suitable for community portals, corporate websites, and more complex projects. It offers a sophisticated user permissions system and multilingual support built into the core.
- **Web:** https://www.joomla.org
- **Docs:** https://docs.joomla.org
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/joomla/joomla-cms
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2005

### Drupal

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Enterprise CMS with a long history and stable community
- **Description:** A highly flexible open-source CMS designed for demanding enterprise projects and government websites. It excels in managing complex content structures and has a strong security reputation.
- **Web:** https://www.drupal.org
- **Docs:** https://www.drupal.org/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/drupal/drupal
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2001

### Ghost

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Fast-growing CMS for professional publishers and authors
- **Description:** A modern open-source CMS focused on professional publishing and newsletters. Built on Node.js with integrated membership subscriptions and a fast content editor.
- **Web:** https://ghost.org
- **Docs:** https://ghost.org/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/TryGhost/Ghost
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2013

### Wix

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Popular SaaS platform with a simple visual editor
- **Description:** A cloud-based website building platform with a visual drag-and-drop editor. Suitable for small business owners and freelancers who need a website without programming knowledge.
- **Web:** https://www.wix.com
- **Docs:** https://dev.wix.com/docs
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2006

### Squarespace

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Design-oriented platform with an all-in-one approach
- **Description:** A premium website building platform with an emphasis on design and aesthetics. Popular among creatives, photographers, and small businesses thanks to high-quality templates.
- **Web:** https://www.squarespace.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.squarespace.com
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2004

### Webflow

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Growing no-code platform popular among designers
- **Description:** A visual website building tool that generates clean code without requiring programming. It combines the power of professional web design with an integrated CMS and hosting.
- **Web:** https://webflow.com
- **Docs:** https://university.webflow.com
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2013

### Webnode

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Popular European alternative to Wix with broad localization support
- **Description:** A European website building platform with support for more than 20 languages. Its simple editor allows you to create a website within minutes without any technical knowledge.
- **Web:** https://www.webnode.com
- **Docs:** https://www.webnode.com/blog
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2008

### Strapi

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — The most popular open-source headless CMS
- **Description:** An open-source headless CMS built on Node.js. It provides flexible REST and GraphQL APIs, making it ideal for modern frontend frameworks and mobile applications.
- **Web:** https://strapi.io
- **Docs:** https://docs.strapi.io
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/strapi/strapi
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2015

### HubSpot CMS

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Marketing-oriented CMS with integration into the HubSpot ecosystem
- **Description:** A CMS integrated into the HubSpot marketing platform with a focus on lead generation. It offers content personalization, A/B testing, and CRM integration all in one tool.
- **Web:** https://www.hubspot.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.hubspot.com/docs/cms
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2006

### Blogger

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — A historic platform with minimal development in recent years
- **Description:** One of the oldest blogging platforms, operated by Google. It offers simple and free article publishing with integration into Google services.
- **Web:** https://www.blogger.com
- **Docs:** https://support.google.com/blogger
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 1999

### Stranka.sk

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — A local Slovak platform with support in the Slovak language
- **Description:** A Slovak CMS designed for small businesses and freelancers in the Slovak market. It offers simple website creation in Slovak with local customer support.
- **Web:** https://www.stranka.sk
- **License:** proprietary
- **First release:** 2010

## E-commerce platformy (10)

Platformy na budovanie a prevádzku internetových obchodov

### Shopify

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed with its own Hydrogen framework (React) for headless commerce and the Liquid templating system.
- **Description:** One of the largest cloud-based e-commerce platforms in the world. Offers a complete online selling solution including hosting, payment gateway, and hundreds of apps from its own marketplace.
- **Web:** https://www.shopify.com
- **Docs:** https://shopify.dev/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/Shopify
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2006

### Shoptet

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable platform with regular release of new features. Strong support for the Czech and Slovak ecosystem.
- **Description:** The most widely used e-commerce platform in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. A cloud-based solution designed for small and medium businesses with localization for the Czech and Slovak markets, including integration with local shipping and payment services.
- **Web:** https://www.shoptet.cz
- **Docs:** https://www.shoptet.cz/napoveda/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2009

### WooCommerce

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Actively maintained by Automattic. Transitioning to a React-based admin interface, extensible via REST API.
- **Description:** Open-source e-commerce plugin for WordPress. Thanks to its vast extension ecosystem, it is the most widely used e-commerce solution in the world by number of active installations.
- **Web:** https://woocommerce.com
- **Docs:** https://woocommerce.com/documentation/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce
- **License:** GPL-2.0
- **First release:** 2011

### PrestaShop

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Actively developed by the community and PrestaShop SA. Version 8.x brought core modernization and better PHP 8 compatibility.
- **Description:** Open-source e-commerce platform particularly popular in Europe. Offers robust features for product management, orders, and marketing with multi-language and multi-currency support.
- **Web:** https://www.prestashop.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.prestashop-project.org/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/PrestaShop/PrestaShop
- **License:** OSL-3.0
- **First release:** 2007

### Magento (Adobe Commerce)

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Available as open-source (Magento Open Source) and commercial (Adobe Commerce) editions. An extensive platform requiring significant server resources.
- **Description:** Enterprise e-commerce platform now owned by Adobe. Offers advanced features for large online stores including B2B commerce, personalization, and multistore management.
- **Web:** https://business.adobe.com/products/magento/magento-commerce.html
- **Docs:** https://developer.adobe.com/commerce/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/magento/magento2
- **License:** OSL-3.0 / Proprietary
- **First release:** 2008

### OpenCart

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Version 4.x introduced a modernized framework and admin interface improvements. Smaller community compared to WooCommerce or PrestaShop.
- **Description:** Lightweight open-source e-commerce platform written in PHP. Easy to install and manage, suitable for small to medium-sized stores with an extensive extension marketplace.
- **Web:** https://www.opencart.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.opencart.com/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/opencart/opencart
- **License:** GPL-3.0
- **First release:** 2012

### Webareal

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable platform with ongoing development. Focused on simplicity and affordability for beginning entrepreneurs.
- **Description:** A Slovak and Czech cloud-based e-commerce platform designed for small and medium businesses. Offers simple store setup with local integrations for the Slovak and Czech markets.
- **Web:** https://www.webareal.sk
- **Docs:** https://www.webareal.sk/napoveda/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2009

### Shoper

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Actively developed platform with a modern REST API and app store for extensions. Strong position in the Polish market.
- **Description:** A Polish e-commerce platform with a growing presence in Central Europe. A SaaS solution offering complete store management, integrations with local marketplaces, and payment gateways for the Polish, Slovak, and Czech markets.
- **Web:** https://www.shoper.pl
- **Docs:** https://developers.shoper.pl/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2005

### Upgates

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Regularly updated platform with focus on performance and modern design. Connected to Czech accounting systems and shipping carriers.
- **Description:** A Czech cloud-based e-commerce platform targeting the Czech and Slovak markets. Offers a user-friendly interface with emphasis on SEO, speed, and integrations with Czech services.
- **Web:** https://www.upgates.com
- **Docs:** https://www.upgates.com/napoveda/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2011

### Stripe (e-commerce toolkit)

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — One of the most innovative players in the fintech space. Excellent API, SDKs for all major languages, and continuously adding new services.
- **Description:** Comprehensive payment and e-commerce infrastructure for online businesses. Beyond the payment gateway, Stripe offers Checkout, Billing, Connect, and other tools for building a complete commerce solution.
- **Web:** https://stripe.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.stripe.com/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/stripe
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2011

## Analytika & Marketing (15)

Nástroje na sledovanie návštevnosti, konverzií a marketingových kampaní

### Google Analytics

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — GA4 is actively developed and is the standard for web analytics
- **Description:** The most widely used web analytics tool by Google. Offers detailed tracking of traffic, conversions, and user behavior. The current GA4 version introduces an event-based model and integration with Google Ads.
- **Web:** https://analytics.google.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.google.com/analytics
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2005

### Google Tag Manager

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Standard tag management tool, actively developed
- **Description:** A tag management solution by Google that allows adding and managing marketing and analytics scripts without modifying the website's code. Supports triggers, variables, and configuration versioning.
- **Web:** https://tagmanager.google.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.google.com/tag-platform/tag-manager
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2012

### Facebook Pixel (Meta Pixel)

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Key tool for the Meta Ads ecosystem, actively developed
- **Description:** A tracking script by Meta (Facebook) for measuring the effectiveness of advertising campaigns on Facebook and Instagram. Enables custom audience creation, retargeting, and conversion tracking from Meta Ads.
- **Web:** https://www.facebook.com/business
- **Docs:** https://developers.facebook.com/docs/meta-pixel
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2015

### Hotjar

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Popular UX analytics tool, part of Contentsquare since 2021
- **Description:** A user behavior analytics tool using heatmaps, session recordings, and surveys. Helps understand how visitors interact with a website and identify issues in the user interface.
- **Web:** https://www.hotjar.com
- **Docs:** https://help.hotjar.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2014

### Matomo

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed open-source project, popular in the EU for GDPR compliance
- **Description:** An open-source alternative to Google Analytics with a focus on privacy and data ownership. Can run on your own server (self-hosted) or as a cloud service. Fully GDPR compliant.
- **Web:** https://matomo.org
- **Docs:** https://developer.matomo.org
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo
- **License:** GPL-3.0
- **First release:** 2007

### Heureka

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Established platform in the SK/CZ market, stable development
- **Description:** The largest Slovak and Czech price comparison and shopping advisor platform. Online stores integrate Heureka tracking scripts for conversion tracking, collecting reviews, and Verified by Customers certification.
- **Web:** https://www.heureka.sk
- **Docs:** https://sluzby.heureka.sk
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2007

### Sklik

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable platform, essential for the Czech market
- **Description:** A PPC advertising system by Seznam.cz, dominant in the Czech market. Enables creation of text and product ads displayed in search results on Seznam.cz and partner websites.
- **Web:** https://www.sklik.cz
- **Docs:** https://napoveda.sklik.cz
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2006

### SmartSupp

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, popular in the SK/CZ market
- **Description:** A Czech live chat and chatbot tool for online stores and websites. Combines live operators with AI chatbots and offers visitor session recording for better understanding of user behavior.
- **Web:** https://www.smartsupp.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.smartsupp.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2013

### CookieYes

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Growing CMP platform, actively developed
- **Description:** A consent management platform (CMP) for cookies, compliant with GDPR, CCPA, and other regulations. Automatically scans cookies on the website and generates a configurable cookie banner.
- **Web:** https://www.cookieyes.com
- **Docs:** https://www.cookieyes.com/documentation
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2018

### Criteo

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Established adtech platform, stable and widely used
- **Description:** A global platform for retargeting advertising and personalized product recommendations. Uses machine learning to optimize ad campaigns and dynamic retargeting for online stores.
- **Web:** https://www.criteo.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.criteo.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2005

### Google Ads

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Key tool for the Google Ads ecosystem, actively developed
- **Description:** Google Ads conversion tracking pixel — measures campaign success (clicks, conversions, ROAS). Integrates with Google Analytics 4 and Tag Manager. Standard for measuring digital advertising ROI.
- **Web:** https://ads.google.com
- **Docs:** https://support.google.com/google-ads/answer/1722022
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2000

### PostHog

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Rapidly growing product analytics platform, MIT license, actively developed
- **Description:** Open-source product analytics platform combining event tracking, feature flags, session replay and A/B testing. Self-hosted alternative to Mixpanel/Amplitude, popular in SaaS startups and developer tools.
- **Web:** https://posthog.com
- **Docs:** https://posthog.com/docs
- **License:** MIT (open-source)
- **First release:** 2020

### Plausible

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Popular alternative to Google Analytics for privacy-conscious projects
- **Description:** Privacy-first web analytics from EU (Estonia) — no cookies, no personal data, GDPR-compliant without cookie banner. Lightweight script (<1 KB) and a simple dashboard. Open-source, self-hostable.
- **Web:** https://plausible.io
- **Docs:** https://plausible.io/docs
- **License:** AGPL-3.0 (open-source)
- **First release:** 2019

### Umami

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, MIT license, fastest growing privacy analytics
- **Description:** Open-source, self-hosted alternative to Google Analytics. No cookies, GDPR-compliant, simple UI. Runs on Postgres/MySQL. Popular choice for indie hackers and small teams.
- **Web:** https://umami.is
- **Docs:** https://umami.is/docs
- **License:** MIT (open-source)
- **First release:** 2020

### Fathom Analytics

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Stable privacy alternative, actively developed, paid-only (no free tier)
- **Description:** Privacy-first analytics from Canada — no cookies, no personal data. Lightweight script, GDPR/CCPA/PECR compliant without cookie banner. Plausible competitor, more focused on small businesses and freelancers.
- **Web:** https://usefathom.com
- **Docs:** https://usefathom.com/docs
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2018

## Servery & Hosting (13)

Webové servery, hosting platformy a CDN poskytovatelia

### nginx

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Dominant web server with over 30% market share. Actively developed with regular addition of new features including HTTP/3 and QUIC support.
- **Description:** High-performance web server and reverse proxy. nginx is known for its stability, low memory footprint, and ability to handle a large number of concurrent connections. It is also used as a load balancer and HTTP cache.
- **Web:** https://nginx.org
- **Docs:** https://nginx.org/en/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/nginx/nginx
- **License:** BSD-2-Clause
- **First release:** 2004

### Apache HTTP Server

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Still widely used but gradually losing market share to nginx. Actively maintained with support for modern protocols, well-suited for shared hosting.
- **Description:** The oldest and most widely used open-source web hosting solution. Apache offers a modular architecture with an extensive ecosystem of modules. It supports .htaccess files for decentralized directory-level configuration.
- **Web:** https://httpd.apache.org
- **Docs:** https://httpd.apache.org/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/apache/httpd
- **License:** Apache-2.0
- **First release:** 1995

### LiteSpeed

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Growing popularity especially in the hosting segment. Excellent Apache compatibility and superior performance when processing PHP requests.
- **Description:** High-performance web server compatible with Apache configuration. LiteSpeed offers built-in caching, anti-DDoS protection, and native HTTP/3 support. OpenLiteSpeed is the open-source version available under the GPL license.
- **Web:** https://www.litespeedtech.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.litespeedtech.com
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/litespeedtech/openlitespeed
- **License:** Proprietary / GPL-3.0 (OpenLiteSpeed)
- **First release:** 2003

### Vercel

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Leader in the frontend deployment space. Creator of Next.js with deep integration and support for cutting-edge web technologies.
- **Description:** Cloud platform optimized for frontend frameworks, especially Next.js. Vercel offers automatic Git-based deployment, edge functions, and a global CDN network. An ideal solution for JAMstack and serverless architecture.
- **Web:** https://vercel.com
- **Docs:** https://vercel.com/docs
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2015

### Netlify

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Popular for JAMstack websites and static sites. Strong community and plugin ecosystem with continuously added new features.
- **Description:** Platform for modern web projects with automatic CI/CD. Netlify offers serverless functions, form handling, and identity management. It supports most static site generators and frontend frameworks.
- **Web:** https://www.netlify.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.netlify.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2014

### Cloudflare

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Dominant player in CDN and web security. Cloudflare Workers and Pages extend the platform with serverless hosting and full-stack deployment.
- **Description:** Global network for web security and performance. Cloudflare provides CDN, DDoS protection, DNS, SSL, and Workers for edge computing. One of the largest network infrastructures in the world with presence in over 300 cities.
- **Web:** https://www.cloudflare.com
- **Docs:** https://developers.cloudflare.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2009

### AWS CloudFront

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Part of the largest cloud ecosystem. Advanced features like real-time metrics, field-level encryption, and origin failover.
- **Description:** Content Delivery Network by Amazon Web Services. CloudFront distributes content through a global network of edge locations with low latency. Deep integration with other AWS services such as S3, Lambda@Edge, and Shield.
- **Web:** https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront
- **Docs:** https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2008

### GitHub Pages

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Popular for open-source documentation and personal sites. Simple workflow with automatic deployment on every push to the repository.
- **Description:** Free static hosting directly from a GitHub repository. Supports Jekyll for static site generation and custom domains with HTTPS. Ideal for documentation, portfolios, and simple websites.
- **Web:** https://pages.github.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.github.com/en/pages
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2008

### Render

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Rapidly growing platform popular among developers. Offers a free tier and transparent pricing with no hidden fees.
- **Description:** Modern cloud platform for hosting websites, APIs, and databases. Render offers automatic Git-based deployment, managed databases, and native Docker support. An alternative to Heroku focused on simplicity.
- **Web:** https://render.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.render.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2018

### Fly.io

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Innovative approach to edge deployment with a growing community. Well-suited for latency-sensitive applications and distributed systems.
- **Description:** Platform for running applications close to users on a global network. Fly.io converts Docker containers into micro-VMs using Firecracker. Supports multiple runtime environments and global distribution with low latency.
- **Web:** https://fly.io
- **Docs:** https://fly.io/docs
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2017

### Akamai

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Enterprise standard for CDN and web security. Extensive global infrastructure with advanced edge computing capabilities.
- **Description:** One of the oldest and largest CDN networks in the world. Akamai serves up to 30% of global web traffic and offers comprehensive solutions for security, performance, and content availability. Used by the world's largest companies.
- **Web:** https://www.akamai.com
- **Docs:** https://techdocs.akamai.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 1998

### Fastly

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Preferred CDN for technology companies. Outstanding cache invalidation speed and advanced edge computing capabilities.
- **Description:** Edge cloud platform focused on performance and programmability. Fastly offers a real-time CDN with instant cache invalidation and Compute@Edge for serverless at the network edge. Built on VCL and WebAssembly.
- **Web:** https://www.fastly.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.fastly.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2011

### Microsoft IIS

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Still relevant in the .NET ecosystem, but market share is declining. Full support for ASP.NET Core and modern web standards.
- **Description:** Web server integrated into the Windows Server operating system. IIS offers native ASP.NET support, robust management, and built-in diagnostics. Primarily used in enterprise environments built on Microsoft technologies.
- **Web:** https://www.iis.net
- **Docs:** https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 1995

## Platobné brány (8)

Platobné riešenia pre online obchody na slovenskom a českom trhu

### Stripe

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed with regular addition of new features and services. The gold standard for payment APIs.
- **Description:** Stripe is a global payment platform for online businesses. In the Slovak and Czech markets, it is gaining popularity especially among SaaS companies and tech startups thanks to its excellent API documentation and easy integration.
- **Web:** https://stripe.com
- **Docs:** https://docs.stripe.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2011

### PayPal

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable and proven platform with a long history. Regularly modernizes its API, but the core architecture remains stable.
- **Description:** PayPal is the most widely used global payment service with billions of users. In the Slovak market, it primarily serves for international payments and is a popular alternative to card payments for purchases from abroad.
- **Web:** https://www.paypal.com
- **Docs:** https://developer.paypal.com/docs
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 1998

### GoPay

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Modern payment gateway with REST API and active development. Regularly adds new payment methods and integrations.
- **Description:** GoPay is a Czech payment gateway among the largest in Central Europe. Supports card payments, bank transfers, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. It is one of the most popular choices for online stores in the Czech and Slovak markets.
- **Web:** https://www.gopay.com
- **Docs:** https://doc.gopay.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2007

### Comgate

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable and proven platform with years of experience. The API is functional but less modern compared to newer gateways.
- **Description:** Comgate is a Czech payment gateway with a long history in the Czech and Slovak markets. Offers easy integration, transparent fees, and support for card payments, bank transfers, and mobile payments.
- **Web:** https://www.comgate.cz
- **Docs:** https://apidoc.comgate.cz
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2000

### TatraPay

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable bank payment service. The integration interface is functional, but modernization progresses slower than with specialized payment gateways.
- **Description:** TatraPay is a payment service by Tatra banka enabling direct online payments from bank accounts. It is among the most widespread bank payment methods in Slovakia and is integrated in most Slovak online stores.
- **Web:** https://www.tatrabanka.sk
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2003

### CardPay

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Established payment gateway with a functional interface. Provides stable infrastructure for card payments in the Slovak market.
- **Description:** CardPay is a payment gateway enabling card payment acceptance in the Slovak market. Supports Visa and Mastercard payments and is used by many Slovak online stores and online service providers.
- **Web:** https://www.cardpay.com
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2005

### SporoPay

- **Status:** 🔴 Legacy — The service has been discontinued. Existing integrations should migrate to SLSP's successor payment solutions or to universal payment gateways.
- **Description:** SporoPay was a payment service by Slovenska sporitelna (SLSP) for direct online payments from accounts. The service has been discontinued and replaced by the bank's new payment solutions. Historically, it was among the most used bank payment methods in Slovakia.
- **Web:** https://www.slsp.sk
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2005

### Besteron

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Modern Slovak payment gateway with active development. Offers a fresh API and competitive fees for the Slovak market.
- **Description:** Besteron is a Slovak payment solution operated by Digital Visions. Offers a modern payment gateway with support for card payments, bank transfers, and QR payments, targeting the Slovak and Czech markets.
- **Web:** https://www.besteron.com
- **Docs:** https://besteron.com/docs
- **License:** Proprietary
- **First release:** 2019

## Build nástroje (6)

Bundlery, kompilátory a build systémy pre moderný webový vývoj

### Vite

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Vite 6 released in 2024, dominant build tool
- **Description:** Modern build tool by the creator of Vue.js with an extremely fast dev server leveraging native ES modules. Uses esbuild for pre-processing and Rollup for production builds. The standard for modern frontend projects.
- **Web:** https://vite.dev
- **Docs:** https://vite.dev/guide/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/vitejs/vite
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2020

### Webpack

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Webpack 5 is stable, but new projects prefer Vite or Turbopack
- **Description:** The most widely used JavaScript module bundler with a rich ecosystem of plugins and loaders. Supports code splitting, tree shaking, hot module replacement, and many output formats. Still used in millions of projects.
- **Web:** https://webpack.js.org
- **Docs:** https://webpack.js.org/concepts/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/webpack/webpack
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2012

### esbuild

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, key component of the Vite ecosystem
- **Description:** Extremely fast JavaScript bundler and minifier written in Go. Up to 100x faster than Webpack or Rollup. Used as the foundation for Vite and other tools. Supports TypeScript and JSX natively.
- **Web:** https://esbuild.github.io
- **Docs:** https://esbuild.github.io/api/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/evanw/esbuild
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2020

### Rollup

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Stable and maintained, Rollup 4 released in 2023
- **Description:** JavaScript module bundler optimized for building libraries and packages. A pioneer of tree shaking and ES module output. Used as the production bundler in Vite.
- **Web:** https://rollupjs.org
- **Docs:** https://rollupjs.org/introduction/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/rollup/rollup
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2015

### Parcel

- **Status:** 🟡 Mature — Parcel 2 is stable, but has a smaller community compared to Vite/Webpack
- **Description:** Zero-configuration bundler with automatic detection and processing of various file types. Requires no configuration file — everything works out of the box. Well-suited for smaller projects and rapid prototyping.
- **Web:** https://parceljs.org
- **Docs:** https://parceljs.org/docs/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/parcel-bundler/parcel
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2017

### Turbopack

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed by Vercel, stable in Next.js 15 dev mode
- **Description:** Incremental bundler by Vercel written in Rust, designed as a successor to Webpack. Integrated directly into Next.js for a faster dev server. Still in active development.
- **Web:** https://turbo.build/pack
- **Docs:** https://turbo.build/pack/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/vercel/turborepo
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2022

## UI knižnice (11)

Komponentové knižnice a dizajnové systémy pre tvorbu rozhraní

### Radix UI

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, the standard for accessible React components
- **Description:** Unstyled, accessible UI primitives for React. Provides fully functional components (dialog, dropdown, tooltip, tabs) without visual styling — you define the design yourself. The foundation for shadcn/ui.
- **Web:** https://www.radix-ui.com
- **Docs:** https://www.radix-ui.com/primitives/docs/overview/introduction
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/radix-ui/primitives
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2020

### shadcn/ui

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Rapidly growing popularity, de facto standard for Next.js projects
- **Description:** A collection of copy-paste React components built on Radix UI and Tailwind CSS. It is not a traditional library — components are copied directly into your project, giving you full control over the code.
- **Web:** https://ui.shadcn.com
- **Docs:** https://ui.shadcn.com/docs
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/shadcn-ui/ui
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2023

### MUI (Material UI)

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, MUI 6 released in 2024
- **Description:** The most widely used React UI library implementing Google Material Design. Includes an extensive set of components, themes, and utilities. Well-suited for enterprise applications with consistent design.
- **Web:** https://mui.com
- **Docs:** https://mui.com/material-ui/getting-started/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/mui/material-ui
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2014

### Chakra UI

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Chakra UI 3 with the new Ark UI core
- **Description:** React UI library focused on accessibility and developer experience. Provides modular, composable components with a simple API for building responsive interfaces.
- **Web:** https://chakra-ui.com
- **Docs:** https://chakra-ui.com/docs/get-started/overview
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/chakra-ui/chakra-ui
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2019

### Ant Design

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Ant Design 5 with a new design system
- **Description:** Enterprise-grade React UI library by Ant Group (Alibaba). An extensive set of components including tables, forms, charts, and layouts. Dominant in the Chinese ecosystem and popular globally for admin panels.
- **Web:** https://ant.design
- **Docs:** https://ant.design/docs/react/introduce
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/ant-design/ant-design
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2015

### Mantine

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, Mantine 7 with native CSS instead of emotion
- **Description:** Full-featured React UI library with 100+ components, hooks, and utilities. Provides its own theming system, responsive styles, and a rich set of form components. A modern alternative to MUI.
- **Web:** https://mantine.dev
- **Docs:** https://mantine.dev/getting-started/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/mantinedev/mantine
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2021

### Headless UI

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively maintained by the Tailwind Labs team
- **Description:** Unstyled, fully accessible UI components by the creators of Tailwind CSS. Designed for seamless integration with Tailwind CSS. Supports both React and Vue.
- **Web:** https://headlessui.com
- **Docs:** https://headlessui.com/react/menu
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/tailwindlabs/headlessui
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2020

### DaisyUI

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, DaisyUI 4 with Tailwind 4 support
- **Description:** Tailwind CSS component library with pre-built designs and themes. Adds semantic classes on top of Tailwind (btn, card, modal) for faster prototyping. Supports 32+ themes.
- **Web:** https://daisyui.com
- **Docs:** https://daisyui.com/docs/install/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/saadeghi/daisyui
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2021

### PrimeReact

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, PrimeReact 10 released in 2024
- **Description:** Extensive React UI library with 90+ components by PrimeTek. Covers data tables, charts, forms, and layouts. Popular in enterprise environments with commercial support.
- **Web:** https://primereact.org
- **Docs:** https://primereact.org/installation/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/primefaces/primereact
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2017

### NextUI

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed, NextUI 2 with Tailwind and Framer Motion
- **Description:** Modern React UI library built on Tailwind CSS and React Aria. Provides beautifully animated components with a focus on developer experience and accessibility.
- **Web:** https://nextui.org
- **Docs:** https://nextui.org/docs/guide/introduction
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/nextui-org/nextui
- **License:** MIT
- **First release:** 2021

### Lucide

- **Status:** 🟢 Modern — Actively developed with a growing community
- **Description:** Open-source icon library with 1500+ icons, a fork of Feather Icons. Provides consistent, minimalist SVG icons with support for React, Vue, Svelte, and other frameworks. The standard for modern UI projects.
- **Web:** https://lucide.dev
- **Docs:** https://lucide.dev/guide/
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/lucide-icons/lucide
- **License:** ISC
- **First release:** 2020