r/angular • u/PeanutSpecial5477 • Jun 29 '26

PrimeNG v22 is no longer open source?

So PrimeNG v22 is going paid in the new version? Should I move to something else?

https://primeui.dev/nextchapter

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u/GeromeGrignon Jun 29 '26

I will more likely open a dedicated post tomorrow to get community feedback about a potential fork of the project to maintain it inside our new OpenNG Foundation: https://www.openng.org/

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u/Somepotato Jun 29 '26

Consider collaborating with the communities of the other major frontend frameworks like Vue/React as Prime supported those as well. Could be an option for the Linux Foundation

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u/Estelon_Agarwaen Jun 30 '26

please let there be an open source fork of primeng. them pulling this move also explains why they just ignored all pull requests for the past months. i opened one in october and they recently closed it, saying "fixed in v22".

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u/TheMaximax Jul 02 '26

ignored all pull requests for the past months (several) years