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What is React MDL?

React-MDL is the React implementation of the already popular Material Design Light framework by google.

MDL is a light weight material design CSS framework which aims on bringing concepts of material design while keeping the UI lightweight.

The current implementation of React-MDL (v1.x) uses the entire MDL library provided by Google. This includes both the MDL css and the MDL javascript. 

Node Commends:

npm install --save react-mdl

Simple Code for Button

npm install --save react{/* Colored FAB button */}
<FABButton colored>
    <Icon name="add" />
</FABButton>

{/* Colored FAB button with ripple */}
<FABButton colored ripple>
    <Icon name="add" />
</FABButton>-mdl

Video for React MDL

References

https://react-mdl.github.io/react-mdl/components/
posted Jan 4, 2017 by Manish Tiwari

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