Styloviz
Explainers on the Angular component-library ecosystem, migration guides with real API mappings, and engineering notes from building the kit.
"Tested" is the cheapest word on a component library's landing page. Here is what it means for Styloviz, in the numbers from the 1.0.1 release gate, and three things that gate caught in its last week.
Every Styloviz app template with a screenshot: what it does, whether it is free or Pro, and a link to the live demo — 3 free under MIT and 18 with a Pro licence.
Why this blog exists, what will be published here, and how the articles are written and checked.
PrimeNG left MIT in 2026. Here is the licence change in plain terms, the full price list, the free-tier thresholds, and every option open to you — including the ones that are not Styloviz.
Read PrimeNG is no longer open source: what changed, what it costs, and your options
An honest comparison of the Angular component libraries in August 2026 — licence, styling, source availability and cost — with real download figures and where each one wins.
Developer-tool licences come in three models, and the differences only show up years later. How each behaves when you stop paying — and how the Styloviz update window is enforced.
Read What a perpetual licence with an update window actually means
What Styloviz is, what it is measurably not, and the specific situations where it is the right choice — and the situations where Angular Material, spartan-ng or paying PrimeTek is the better answer.
Read Why use Styloviz? An honest case, and the cases against
