Show HN: MUI – Lightweight CSS Framework for Material Design(muicss.com)
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Show HN: MUI – Lightweight CSS Framework for Material Design
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Way close of a name to MIUI.
There is some screen tearing or refresh problesm when scrolling this page in Firefox 38.0 - https://www.muicss.com/docs/v1/css-js/buttons - not a problem under Chrome.
Linux + Cinnamon, a custom ubuntu version.
Linux + Cinnamon, a custom ubuntu version.
What are the symptoms? Please shoot me an email with more info! ([email protected])
Actually it maybe just that Firefox is the problem, and not only with your site, and possibly something to do with my Linux configuration.
I'm impressed, async JS, react examples, small size, has tests and includes email templates!
I'll keep it in mind and I'll definitely give this a try next time I need something lightweight but pretty.
I'll keep it in mind and I'll definitely give this a try next time I need something lightweight but pretty.
Previous HN discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9136996
"Sign up for product alerts" ... Can we not?
"Sign up for product alerts" ... Can we not?
Why does this bug you so much? You aren't being coerced into giving up your info like many sites do before allowing a download.
It is an opt-in box. Don't like it? Don't opt-in
It is an opt-in box. Don't like it? Don't opt-in
The way that it appears out of nowhere. Pop-ups are a forced interaction anti-pattern.
I believe that the Material Design library from Addy Osmani is coming out today https://twitter.com/addyosmani/status/616394496159432704
The merits of the wonderful library aside, this is the first Material Design webpage that I visited that doesn't come from Google and actually feels usable.
There is no clunkiness, there is calm, the components have material properties only to the point it makes sense, layer shadows are not as obnoxious as they need to be on a mobile device.
And the library works with React.
There is no clunkiness, there is calm, the components have material properties only to the point it makes sense, layer shadows are not as obnoxious as they need to be on a mobile device.
And the library works with React.
This looks similar to http://material-ui.com, which also uses reactjs.
I've been pretty happy with http://materializecss.com/
It doesn't use React out of the box, but wouldn't be hard to integrate.
It doesn't use React out of the box, but wouldn't be hard to integrate.
I also use materializecss after having tried many others. It's the best!
Found it on github: