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Awesome Qwik
A curated list of Qwik repos, examples, starters, tutorials, components, modules, videos, and anything else useful.
About this template
Awesome Qwik is a community-curated directory of Qwik resources on GitHub, cataloging official documentation, community libraries, starters, and videos for the Qwik web framework.
What is Awesome Qwik?
Awesome Qwik is a curated list on GitHub that gathers Qwik-related repositories, examples, starters, tutorials, components, modules, and videos into one navigable index. It was created by onwidget and follows the awesome-* list format popularized across GitHub. The list is organized into five content sections — Official, Frameworks, Libraries, Starters, and Videos — plus an About section describing Qwik's core value proposition. It is licensed under CC0-1.0 and includes a Lint GitHub Action for quality control.
Key Features
- Organized sections — Resources are grouped into Official, Frameworks, Libraries, Starters, and Videos, making it simple to locate a specific type of Qwik material.
- Official resources — The Official section links to Qwik's documentation, the BuilderIO/qwik repository, interactive tutorials, code examples, official starters, a playground, a showcase of Qwik-built sites, a Discord chat, and the @QwikDev Twitter profile.
- Frameworks coverage — Qwik City, the companion meta-framework for building websites and webapps, is listed in its own Frameworks section.
- Community libraries — Eight libraries are cataloged with descriptions: Qwik GraphQL, Qwik i18n, Qwik Urql, Lucide for Qwik, Qwik Transition, Qwik Icons, Qwik UI, and Qwik Router.
- Starter projects — Starters range from basic hello-world examples on StackBlitz to qwind, a Qwik + Tailwind CSS template, and a storefront starter built with Qwik and Vendure, plus Vite's official Qwik templates.
- Video resources — Two curated videos cover Qwik + Partytown (from WWC22) and a Fireship analysis calling Qwik the world's first O(1) JavaScript framework.
Who is it for?
- Qwik developers — Find official documentation, tutorials, and code examples to learn the framework's fundamentals.
- Project starters — Bootstrap a new Qwik app using one of the listed starters, whether a simple hello world or a full e-commerce storefront with Vendure.
- Library authors — Check the Libraries section to see existing community packages such as Qwik UI and Qwik Router before building your own.
What can you do with Awesome Qwik?
- Locate official resources — Jump from the Official section to Qwik's docs, tutorial, playground, and showcase in one click.
- Discover community libraries — Browse eight libraries including Qwik GraphQL for GraphQL clients and Qwik i18n for localization.
- Launch a starter project — Use qwind to build a Tailwind-styled website, or the storefront-qwik-starter to set up an e-commerce frontend with Vendure.
- Watch curated videos — View talks such as the WWC22 session on removing 99% of JavaScript from the main thread with Qwik and Partytown.













