Lit

OpenJS Foundation, San Francisco, California, United States

Lit is an open-source JavaScript library for building fast and lightweight web components, developed as the successor to Google's Polymer project.

The library uses native Web Components APIs with reactive properties and HTML template literals, reduces boilerplate compared to Polymer, updates only changed parts of the DOM for faster rendering, and supports server-side rendering, TypeScript, and integration with frameworks such as React, Vue, and Angular.

According to our data, Lit ranks 15th among the website components we track.
It has 0.5% of the component market share and is present on 0.03% of all websites.

πŸ’Έ Pricing

Lit is available for free.

Free βœ”οΈ Open source

πŸ“Š Rankings and Market Share

πŸ† Lit Awards

⚑ Sites Using Lit

We have data on 952 websites that use Lit component technology. Here is a list of some of the top ranked ones.

The highest rated site using Lit is ucdavis.edu.

#WebsiteRankCountryLanguage
1 ucdavis.edu #2,077 United States English
2 developers.cloudflare.com United States English
3 5element.by #5,028 Belarus Russian
4 n8n.io #5,363 Germany English
5 principal.com #6,337 United States English
6 jcrew.com #7,028 United States English
7 jenkins.io #9,351 United States English
8 rulate.ru #10,204 Russia Russian
9 atlasobscura.com #12,730 United States English
10 golfdigest.com #14,944 United States English
11 davidrumsey.com #14,962 American English
12 apps.microsoft.com United States American English
13 hexclad.com #19,635 United States English
14 teksavvy.com #20,676 Canada English
15 adskeeper.com #24,943 Romania American English
16 dribbble.com #25,505 United States English
17 vivaia.com #26,390 China English
18 readallcomics.com #39,536 English
19 kuehne-nagel.com #42,795 Switzerland English
20 kedglobal.com #55,541 English

πŸ“ˆ Usage Statistics

Most of the sites that use Lit:

Most of the sites using Lit are from the United States, Taiwan, and Germany.

  • United States 24%
  • Taiwan 14%
  • Germany 8.7%
  • United Kingdom 5.3%
  • Austria 4.9%
  • China 3.6%
  • Netherlands 3%
  • Norway 3%
  • Canada 2.8%
  • Other 30.7%

Most Lit users speak English, Chinese, or German.

  • English 58.7%
  • Chinese 15.6%
  • German 7.2%
  • Spanish 2.8%
  • French 2.2%
  • Norwegian 2.2%
  • Dutch 2%
  • Italian 1.1%
  • Portuguese 1%
  • Other 7.2%

Lit component technology is especially popular on .com and .com.tw top-level domains.

  • .com 40.4%
  • .com.tw 9%
  • .org 4.3%
  • .de 4.3%
  • .no 2.3%
  • .io 2.2%
  • .net 2.1%
  • .dev 2.1%
  • .co.uk 1.7%
  • Other 31.6%

The primary market segments for websites utilizing Lit include online shopping, business, and marketing and merchandising.

  • Online Shopping 25.2%
  • Business 13.5%
  • Marketing/Merchandising 9.6%
  • Fashion/Beauty 8.3%
  • Software/Hardware 6.1%
  • Internet Services 5.7%
  • Travel 3.9%
  • Education/Reference 3%
  • Health 3%
  • Other 21.7%

πŸ•΅οΈ Similar Technologies

These are some of the best Lit alternatives.

RankName
4
Loadable Components
Paris, France

A React code splitting library that supports SSR.

FreeOpen source
68
TinyMCE
Palo Alto, California, United States

A JavaScript-based WYSIWYG rich text editor that transforms HTML textarea or designated elements into a full editing interface for web applications.

FreeOpen source$92+/month
76
CKEditor
Warsaw, Poland

A JavaScript-based WYSIWYG rich text editor used in web applications to create and edit formatted content directly in the browser.

FreeOpen source$160+/month
112
Grid.js
Dublin, Ireland

An open-source JavaScript table plugin for displaying tabular data with built-in search, sorting, and pagination features.

FreeOpen source
176
Froala
Austin, Texas, United States

A commercial JavaScript WYSIWYG HTML editor that enables rich text editing within web applications and content management systems.

$629+/year

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πŸ’¬ Frequently Asked Questions

What is the company behind Lit?

Lit is owned by the OpenJS Foundation, headquartered in San Francisco, California, United States.

Is Lit free?

Yes, it is a free component technology.
It is also open source, and you can find its source code on GitHub.

Which country uses Lit the most?

The majority of Lit users are from the United States.

Who uses Lit?

According to our data, Lit is used on hundreds of sites, including ucdavis.edu, developers.cloudflare.com, and 5element.by.

Do academic institutions use Lit?

Yes. The most notable of these is ucdavis.edu. In total, we know of 7 academic websites in the United States that use Lit.

What are the alternatives to Lit?

Alternatives and possible competitors to Lit may include Loadable Components, CKEditor, and Froala.

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