I was recently looking into libraries to use Material Design with React.js.
I found the material-ui project to be implemented less well than this one: http://sanderspies.github.io/react-material/ (though I have my reservations about the approach taken here, too -- and it's less complete).
It's far less abstract, but I really appreciate the Material Design documentation[1] that Google published. And while there may be some dissenting opinions, it's generally a good idea and read.
Personally, I'm mostly using the `material-ui`[2] package for React use, but you'll find other material based libraries for any number of frameworks and platforms. In general, I've been sticking to the overall guidelines with a few tweaks, and the responses in general for the application I'm currently working on have been incredibly positive.
I prefer material-ui [1], a material design component implementation for react. It uses react-jss with some plugins under the covers. It's been very intuitive to use the global theming combined with some options.
Take a look at https://react-md.mlaursen.com it's the most complete and best looking Material implementation I've seen so far!
I also had my fair share of experience with all the material-ui, react-mdl, materialize and what not. None of them is production ready. Even if you used plain mdl (which is by Google) there's so much missing like select, calendar, etc
https://github.com/callemall/material-ui is a great collection of components -- there's perhaps some insight into how to make (and document!) reusable components, since the project is built to be a component library for others' use
hmmm... looks interesting. I've struggled with quirks of frameworks implementing Material UI in React - I'm guessing mainly because the frameworks don't have a large company supported team. Will try this out.
For a material design look, I've used material-ui, mdl, and react-md. react-md is the best in my opinion. Incredibly complete and polished for being done by essentially one person. https://github.com/mlaursen/react-md
Beside the other links, I found a few react libs very useful. react-router [1] and material-ui [2].
The second one also has an example application that is a great boilerplate (if you like material ui and their work). I've been successfully using it in a couple of small apps [3, 4].
@Flavius, our Material Kit React is built on top of Material-UI so it's basically the same thing at the core base, we just give more examples and people spend less time creating a page or a dashboard like this https://www.creative-tim.com/product/material-dashboard-reac....
I found the material-ui project to be implemented less well than this one: http://sanderspies.github.io/react-material/ (though I have my reservations about the approach taken here, too -- and it's less complete).
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