22 packages returned for Tags:"material-ui"

Feliz-style Fable bindings for Material-UI.

Fable bindings for @material-ui/icons.

Fable bindings written in the Feliz-style for material-table

Fable bindings for mdi-material-ui.

Fable bindings written in the Feliz-style for material-ui-pickers

The .NET MAUI MaterialSwitch plugin adds the ability to use android Material 3 switches instead of the `SwitchCompat` used as default.

Google's Material Design on your windows forms.

Material Message Box for WPF apps.

This support package bundles a built Web Material ESM module and Roboto font.

Material Message Box for WPF apps.

A Blazor wrapper for Google's Material Web Component so you can use it in your WebAssembly website or MAUI Blazor Hybrid apps

Xamarin.Android Binding for Evgenii Zagumennyi's SwitchIcon, a Google launcher-style implementation of switch (enable/disable) icon

Xamarin.Android Binding for Shreyas Patil's Material NavigationView for Android. 📱 Android Library to implement Rich, Beautiful Material Navigation View for your project with Material Design Guidelines. Easy... More information

Xamarin.Android Binding for Side-codes' andColorPicker, a handy, flexible and lightning-fast material color picker UI components for Android

Xamarin.Android Binding for Shreyas Patil's MaterialDialog-Android. 📱 Android Library to implement animated, 😍 beautiful, 🎨 stylish Material Dialog in android apps easily.

SlidingRootNav The library is a DrawerLayout-like ViewGroup, where a "drawer" is hidden under the content view, which can be shifted to make the drawer visible. It doesn't provide you with a drawer builder.

A highly flexible set of lovely looking views that provides functionality of Preferences for Xamarin.Android.

Xamarin.Android Binding for Evgenii Zagumennyi's SpeechRecognitionView, a Google Now style animation for Speech Recognizer.

This library is created based on Backdrop component from Material Design's Backdrop

Xamarin.Android Binding for Mike Penz’s Android-Iconics (com.mikepenz:iconics-core), use any icon font, or vector (.svg) as drawable in your Android application.