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  1. MUI: The React component library you always wanted

    MUI offers a comprehensive suite of free UI tools to help you ship new features faster. Start with Material UI, our fully-loaded component library, or bring your own design system to our production …

  2. Material UI: React components that implement Material Design

    Material UI vs. MUI Base Material UI implements Google's Material Design whereas MUI Base features many of the same components, but without the Material Design implementation.

  3. Installation - Material UI

    As of late 2021, styled-components is not compatible with server-rendered Material UI projects. This is because babel-plugin-styled-components isn't able to work with the styled() utility inside @mui …

  4. Material UI - Overview

    Material UI and MUI Base feature many of the same UI components, but MUI Base comes without any default styles or styling solutions. Material UI is comprehensive in that it comes packaged with …

  5. Learning resources - Material UI

    import Button from '@mui/material/Button'; export default function ButtonUsage() { return <Button variant="contained">Hello world</Button>; }

  6. MUI X - Overview

    MUI X is a collection of advanced React UI components for complex use cases. Use the native integration with Material UI or extend your design system.

  7. IconButton API - Material UI

    Import import IconButton from '@mui/material/IconButton'; // or import { IconButton } from '@mui/material';

  8. React Text Field component - Material UI

    The multiline prop transforms the Text Field into a MUI Base Textarea Autosize element. Unless the rows prop is set, the height of the text field dynamically matches its content.

  9. Pricing - MUI

    Our pricing model requires all developers working on a project using MUI X Pro or Premium to be licensed. This is intended to make it easier for you and your team to know if the right number of …

  10. Palette - Material UI

    If you need to manipulate colors, @mui/material/styles provides a set of utilities to help with this. The following example uses the alpha() and getContrastRatio() utilities to define tokens using opacity: