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Re: Material UI

#3
http://material-ui.com/#/components/buttons

Aaaand the first three buttons are hidden until you hover over them. How visual designers keep making mistakes like this in the age of mobile browsing is beyond me.

EDIT: As has been pointed out to me below, they have their use-cases. I still wouldn't put them as the first shown option though - they're not exactly the sensible default fall-back.

Also, the menu doesn't work on my Firefox Aurora browser.

Re: Material UI

#4

http://material-ui.com/#/components/buttons Aaaand the first three buttons are hidden until you hover over them. How visual designers keep making mistakes like this in the age of mobile browsing is beyond me. EDIT: As has been pointed out to me below, they have their use-cases. I still wouldn't put them as the first shown option though - they're not exactly the sensible default fall-back. Also, the menu doesn't work…

Also doesn't work for me in regular Firefox 33.0.3 (OSX).

Re: Material UI

#6
this is a nice start of a cool and handy tool. As someone who recently got into React, browserify and uses less by default, I really apreciate people making libraries like this and will probably try using this at some point. Yes, as others seem to note aswell, it needs some work finetuning and improving (are buttons in the dialog supposed to have no borders?). But I think it's a very nice initiative, thank you.

Re: Material UI

#8
The comments thus far are disappointing. People go to the trouble of making a pithy comment on hackernews, but surely since many of us here are developers we understand the frustration of bad bug reports. Is it so hard to bottle up your negative comments and spend another two minutes doing something constructive - like heading over to github and adding an issue with your system specs?
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