A collection of community-contributed extension components and utilities for the MudBlazor UI framework.
CodeBeam.MudExtensions is a community-driven library that provides additional UI components and utilities for the MudBlazor framework. It extends MudBlazor's core component set with specialized tools like animated elements, advanced pickers, and enhanced input controls, helping developers build richer Blazor applications more efficiently.
Blazor developers using the MudBlazor UI framework who need additional or specialized components beyond the standard library, particularly those building complex web applications with interactive UI requirements.
Developers choose MudExtensions for its community-vetted, production-ready components that seamlessly integrate with MudBlazor, saving development time and providing functionality not available in the core library without sacrificing compatibility or design consistency.
Useful third party extension components for MudBlazor, from the contributors.
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Adds over 30 specialized components like MudAnimate for animations and MudDateWheelPicker for intuitive date selection, significantly extending MudBlazor's core library as listed in the components section.
Designed to work directly with MudBlazor with minimal setup—just add services and CSS/JS references per the installation guide, ensuring compatibility and design consistency.
Driven by contributors with regular updates, a Discord channel for support, and a playground with live demos, evidenced by GitHub activity badges and example videos.
Supports multiple .NET and MudBlazor versions with a detailed compatibility table, helping developers navigate updates and dependencies effectively.
The project maintains a dedicated Breaking Changes document and has a complex version support history, indicating potential instability and update headaches for developers.
Some components like MudCodeViewer require extra NuGet packages and separate CSS/JS includes, adding overhead to the installation process beyond the core library.
As a third-party, community-driven project, it lacks the guaranteed long-term maintenance, official bug fixes, and extensive tutorials of MudBlazor itself.