My main reason is that you have basic things like a useful grid system out of the box. I can concentrate on the app itself and save a lot of time because I do not have to code basic stuff before I start to code the real main features.
My first framework I used was Bootstrap 2, meanwhile I mostly code React applications where I always use MUI. The reason is basically the same, I have almost every component covered I will use in my app. There I will have to customize and spend time with it for sure, but in the end I have a solid base framework which is tested by a huge community.
I understand your point of view. I have never tried MUI and I will definitely test it for some apps to do quickly 😊 there is always something to learn.
Do you recommend it to me?
My problem with css frameworks is that most of the things (for example a ready-made grid) are now feasible with a few lines of css (e.g. grid or flex box) and I have always lost more time to customize a framework than starting from a blank page 🤯
I definitely can recommend it, meanwhile I'm using it in several projects for 5 years and I'm quite happy with it.
I understand your point, that's also a little dilemma for me. Some css frameworks are totally overblown, especially when I just want to use a stupid grid system 😄
With Bootstrap I lost a huge amount of time for customization, but after I was more and more familiar with it I think I saved the time in the end.
My main reason is that you have basic things like a useful grid system out of the box. I can concentrate on the app itself and save a lot of time because I do not have to code basic stuff before I start to code the real main features.
My first framework I used was Bootstrap 2, meanwhile I mostly code React applications where I always use MUI. The reason is basically the same, I have almost every component covered I will use in my app. There I will have to customize and spend time with it for sure, but in the end I have a solid base framework which is tested by a huge community.
I understand your point of view. I have never tried MUI and I will definitely test it for some apps to do quickly 😊 there is always something to learn.
Do you recommend it to me?
My problem with css frameworks is that most of the things (for example a ready-made grid) are now feasible with a few lines of css (e.g. grid or flex box) and I have always lost more time to customize a framework than starting from a blank page 🤯
I definitely can recommend it, meanwhile I'm using it in several projects for 5 years and I'm quite happy with it.
I understand your point, that's also a little dilemma for me. Some css frameworks are totally overblown, especially when I just want to use a stupid grid system 😄
With Bootstrap I lost a huge amount of time for customization, but after I was more and more familiar with it I think I saved the time in the end.
ok tomorrow morning I will test MUI 😁 you convinced me! And I let you know!
I'm looking forward to your feedback 😀