Add OTF UI; remove archived react-foundation#580
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Adds OTF UI (https://otf-kit.dev/components) — a free MIT-licensed cross-platform component library that exposes one shared API across Next.js (Radix + Tailwind v4) and Expo (Tamagui). 215+ components, ~500 stars (private during launch window, repo flips public this week).
Why it fits this list: OTF UI is one of the very few React component libraries that ships a true cross-platform parity API (Next.js web + Expo native), with dark-mode and a11y as defaults. Also removing
react-foundation(digiaonline/react-foundation) — archived since 2023, repo marked archived on GitHub.Live demo: https://otf-kit.dev/components
Storybook: https://ui.otf-kit.dev
Docs: https://otf-kit.dev/docs
Happy to adjust phrasing or alphabetical position — let me know.
Thanks for maintaining this list!
— Dave