MatBlazor version 1.0.0

SamProf

Jun 3, 2019 — 1 min read

I introduce new version of MatBlazor - v1.0.0.

Last time I have implemented ExpansionPanel, Tooltip, Floating Action Button, Themes, DatePicker and etc...

For this moment I have implemented most of all components, that I have planed for version 1.0.0. And we have done this!

Support .NET Core 3.0 Preview 5 SDK.

Now, we have a lot of components

Of course we make a lot of new components and improvements.

MatBlazor - Github repository

MatBlazor - Demo and Documentation

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