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willschenk.com
We've looked at building and styling with rmwc, now lets look a the king of the React Material libraries, Material-UI! The implementation strategy here is different?-?instead of including a generated CSS file that applies to all of the elements, each component includes the CSS that it needs in an isolated way. import Button from 'material-ui/Button'; will include all of the necessary CSS to render that element. This is done with webpack basically. If we want to style it in a special way, we'll need to put style attributes on it directly or use another react-based way of doing this, keeping the styling, html, and JS tightly coupled. Which actually makes a lot of sense... |
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amanhimself.dev
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muffinman.io
On the frontend, we do a lot of animations. Most of the simple animations I create by using CSS transitions. Either I will change class or inline styl... |
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codedrivendevelopment.com
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