A lightweight Material Theme component library for ASP.NET Blazor applications.
Material.Blazor is a lightweight component library that brings Google's Material Design to ASP.NET Blazor applications. It provides Razor components that faithfully implement Material Theme's design system, enabling developers to build consistent, modern web interfaces without manually adapting Material Design for Blazor. The library solves the problem of Material Design not having direct support for Blazor's component model.
ASP.NET Blazor developers who want to build web applications with Material Design components without creating them from scratch. It's particularly valuable for teams requiring production-ready, design-system-compliant UI components.
Developers choose Material.Blazor because it offers a rigorously faithful implementation of Material Design specifically for Blazor, saving development time while ensuring design consistency. Its support for multiple .NET versions and production usage makes it a reliable choice for real-world applications.
Lightweight Material Theme components for Blazor
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Rigorously implements Material Theme version 14.0.0, ensuring design consistency without manual adaptation for Blazor, as stated in the README.
Provides Razor components that integrate directly with ASP.NET Blazor's architecture, saving development time and eliminating the need to recreate components.
Offers packages for .NET 6, 7, and 8 LTS/STS versions, catering to different project requirements, with V5 recommended for new production settings.
Used in production settings with stable releases available via NuGet, indicating reliability and real-world testing, as highlighted in the README.
Based on Material Design 2 only, lacking access to newer Material Design 3 features and updates, which limits modern design choices.
Packages are tied to specific .NET versions with deprecation schedules (e.g., V3 for .NET 6 EOL in 2024), necessitating upgrades and potential breaking changes.
Faithful adherence to Material Theme specifications can make it difficult to customize components beyond the prescribed design system, reducing adaptability for unique needs.