@mui-treasury/styling
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Imagine a place with millions of real-world, ready-to-use, and themable components that you can copy & paste or even install to your project. I believe that it will help boosting many projects that want to prove their ideas and make their 1st prototype to make tomorrow better than today.
I am very excited about this project because I know that there is a lot of developers who are struggling at building ui and waiting for something like this to come true. It will take a lot of time for me alone to reach thousand components. So if you want to do something great and fun, please read our contribution section
@mui-treasury/layout version 2 (before is mui-layout)@mui-treasury/formik an integration between material-ui & formik to help building form without tears.
- @mui-treasury/components
0.3.5- @mui-treasury/layout
3.0.0- @mui-treasury/styles
0.3.2- @mui-treasury/styling
0.2.5- @mui-treasury/utils
0.3.5
I am proudly to announce that the new site is in beta now after 3 months of renovating (using Gatsby, it is super fast). prove it yourself! https://mui-treasury.com
the top report is the deprecated site, the bottom is the new one
</> icon to see the code and customize it in codesandbox template
I am profoundly appreciate any contribution you submit, thanks.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):
 Siriwat Kunaporn 🎨 💻 🐛 📖 💡 🤔 📆 🚧 🚇 👀 ⚠️ |  Kunanan 🔧 |  renamoo 📖 💻 |  Punn Siriphanthong 💻 |  _borBier 💻 |  Thongrapee Panyapatiphan 💻 |  Kijpokin 💻 |
 Davide D'Antonio 💻 |  Aaron Hayes 💻 |  tokdaniel 🐛 |
This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!
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