An Introduction Into Using Angular’s Material Design

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Angular Material 2 has been evolving over the course of the past year, and it has finally become stable enough to use in production. Get familiar with the various components of Angular Material, how to use them in your app, and a few tips and tricks to getting started.

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Components & Styling
Tips: Getting Started
Building with Angular Material
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Angular Material 2.0.0-beta.2
Angular 4.0.0.rc-2
Angular-CLI 1.0.0-rc.1
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Versions

Material Styling
Material Design Colors
Default Themes
Custom Themes
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Pre-Built Themes
/node_modules/@angular/material/core/theming/prebuilt
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Custom Themes
Check guides at material.angular.io
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Building With
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Building a Pun App
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Angular Material

Create new app with angular-cli
ng new name-of-app
$ cd name-of-app
Install Angular Material (2)
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Getting Started
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Import MaterialModule
import { MaterialModule } from
‘@angular/material’;
Add to imports array
MaterialModule.forRoot()
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MaterialModule

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- md list (banana) (md-list, md-list-item)
- tabs (cow) (md-tab-group, md-tab)
- snackbar

Changing Themes is Easy
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