The description is a bit confusing

oliviertassinari commented 2 years ago

I think that we could work on the description of the package, it's a bit confusing on what the port aim to cover:

If this helps: MUI (company)

a. MUI Core (product line) - the only React UI library you need, foundational building blocks.
- i. Pre-made UI libraries (products)
  - Material UI - foundational building blocks, based on Material Design
  - Joy UI - Material UI’s components reimagined with a slick new design (not MD based)
- ii. MUI Base (product) - Unstyled React components.
- iii. MUI System (product) - CSS utilities for rapidly laying out custom designs.
b. MUI X (product) - Advanced React components
- i. Data grid (feature)
- ii. Date picker (feature)
c. MUI Toolpad (product) - Open source, Low-code internal tool builder. Drag and drop pre-built components, connect to data sources, and APIs and build simple apps 10x faster. https://twitter.com/dan_abramov/status/1508267869263515650

The port seems to work well, impressed

juanrgm commented 2 years ago

True. A better message might be:

A port of MUI Core (Material-UI) built with Solid.js

oliviertassinari commented 2 years ago

Alright, the intent seems clearer, so primarily Material UI. I would personally find it very clear like this:

A port of Material UI (from MUI) built with Solid.js

juanrgm commented 2 years ago

The MUI repository says:

MUI Core (formerly Material-UI) is the React UI library you always wanted. Follow your own design system, or start with Material Design.

So other option it would be:

A port of Material-UI (MUI) built with Solid.js

Thanks for your feedback!

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