When talking about the user interface, the most important thing is its appearance. It is the interaction point with the user’s attention. However, ...
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This is very cool. I only looked at the home page, which is super informative, so have a question about it. Lately, I have been following what [seems to be?] a best practice of separating the content (HTML) from the style (CSS). From what I only admittedly looked at on the website, it looks like it styles within the HTML, is that correct? If so, what is the tradeoff and or goodness that comes out of that approach?
The tailwind site digs into these questions
We use tailwindcss for building Material Tailwind and tailwindcss make this possible.
You can take a look to the tailwindcss docs page as well. tailwindcss.com
Cool stuff! Thanks for your work guys, much appreciate!
Thanks, Florin! ❤️
This is super cool. My one gripe is that it's a React Framework. One of the beautiful things about Tailwind, Bulma or Bootstrap is you can transport it anywhere that supports CSS, you can take a layout out of a React project and drop it into an Angular or Vue project with minimal modifications.
My suggestion down the road is to expose the CSS so users outside the react framework can also utilize this.
Keep up the hard work. Looks awesome!
Thanks a lot @sgolovine we will have the css code as well in the near future.
Since we are working on the stable react version of Material Tailwind v1.0.0 we don't focus on others for now after the stable version we will release the Vue, Angular, Svelte, Vanilla JavaScript and the CSS components as well.
Material Design Layout component Sidebar, Header, Content Area adding this will be super cool. document fis so friendly for developers
Thanks a lot @dudely the framework is still in the build process and we update and add new features based on our users expectations.
We will have these components as well on the next versions of Material Tailwind.