This is really nicely done. It's great to be able to import a library like this and pick and choose only the components you need without bloating the bundle. Thanks for your contribution to the community.
It feels like we're seeing the promise of Web Components with these React Libraries - truly modular components and styles in a lightweight package - but from a previously unanticipated direction. I'm happy that it has come at all.
Scrolling completely broken on iOS, no momentum. Components display also broken, sidebar takes up 70% of the screen.
When loading the dialog component in the playground, it only takes up about 10% of the screen (it's centered though), I think it's width is relative to the view being clobbered by the sidebar
I´m sorry the responsive version is not ready yet. The layout in the documentation is quite tricky and I haven't time yet to build media queries so you can use it on your phone.
Consider also that using the playground in a touch platform doesn't make too much sense, but sure I will make it responsive.
If you take a look to react-toolbox.com source code, you can see that it's a different approach. Using ES6, CSSModules (we hate inline style modes) and a decoupled components system.
Also all our components use the real Material Design SPEC (we love each pixel of this spec).
[+] [-] STRML|10 years ago|reply
It feels like we're seeing the promise of Web Components with these React Libraries - truly modular components and styles in a lightweight package - but from a previously unanticipated direction. I'm happy that it has come at all.
[+] [-] sehr|10 years ago|reply
When loading the dialog component in the playground, it only takes up about 10% of the screen (it's centered though), I think it's width is relative to the view being clobbered by the sidebar
This is all on an iPhone 6s/ios9
[+] [-] javivelasco|10 years ago|reply
I´m sorry the responsive version is not ready yet. The layout in the documentation is quite tricky and I haven't time yet to build media queries so you can use it on your phone.
Consider also that using the playground in a touch platform doesn't make too much sense, but sure I will make it responsive.
Thanks for your feedback!
[+] [-] mikewhy|10 years ago|reply
[0]: http://material-ui.com/#/components/
[+] [-] soyjavi|10 years ago|reply
Also all our components use the real Material Design SPEC (we love each pixel of this spec).