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@debois debois released this 03 Aug 21:53
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This release marks a substantial achievement of elm-mdl: we have now ported every component of Google's Material Design Lite!

Live demo here, package here, github here.

The release contains 6 new components: Cards, Lists, Dialog, Tabs, Sliders & Typography; a large amount of bugfixes, in particular wrt. browser compatibility; improved documentation; and substantial improvements to the demo.

The release requires minor changes to your elm-mdl boilerplate; details here.

Credits

  • Rob van den Bogaard (@robvandenbogaard), new contributor.
    Cards component. Rob created a very neat API for Cards, which in turn inspired the Dialog API.
  • Håkon Rossebø (@hakonrossebo), regular contributor.
    Lists component. Håkon paved the way for solving some thorny issues in finding a good API for lists, the upstream API of which doesn't sit so well with Elm.
  • Michael Perez (@puhrez), new contributor.
    Dialog component. Michael took Rob's Cards API-idea and ran with it, arriving at a very neat API for Dialogs.
  • Ville Penttinen (@vipentti), core contributor, commit-rights.
    Tabs, Sliders, and Typography components; lots of demo work; lots of bugfixes. Ville provided a remarkably high-quality sustained contribution.
  • Alexander Foremny (@aforemny), core contributor, commit-rights.
    Bug fixes and improvements to menu. Alexander also participated crucially in discussions, taking a large part in guiding the overall direction of elm-mdl.
  • Stéphane Legrand (@slegrand), new contributor.
    Bug-fixes for ripples, documentation improvements.
  • Søren Debois (@debois), original author.
    Bug fixes galore; assisted on Cards, Lists, Dialogs, Menus, and Typography; lots of demo work.

Thanks to Google for making their JS/CSS MDL implementation available.

Supporting all components of Google's MDL is obviously a huge milestone for elm-mdl. I could never have reached this point by myself; I'm so happy and grateful that so many people chose to devote their time and energy to this project. So a huge thank you to all of you who contributed to elm-mdl, to this release or earlier ones:

Also a big thank you to all those who are using elm-mdl; who has encouraged me in the elm-slack and on elm-discuss; and who has taken the trouble to open github issues: your kindness and encouragment has been a big part in getting to this point. I want to mention in particular early adopter @groob and issue-author extraordinaire @OvermindDL1.

Thank you, all, for helping get elm-mdl this far!

Søren Debois

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