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[Proposal] flat and intuitive component structure to simplify import statement. #2591
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@subjectix That seems better, however, in the long run, I would prefer to use: import {CardExpandable} from 'material-ui'; |
@oliviertassinari That would require tooling. besides not every build system can handle this from client side. I think it's best to provide both formats. I updated my proposal |
Yup, I can't argue with this. I like both approaches more than what we currently have. |
@newoga Cool. after my marathon on the theme handling, I'll move onto improving the build script, upgrading to babel 6. updating dependencies and related housework stuff. |
@newoga @oliviertassinari Yes, both of these sound pretty easy to implement, I think I know how to make either one happen. |
I'm already on it 👍 (needed for react-native) |
Discussion moved to #3682 |
I think this format:
is much more intuitive and convenient than this:
Making this happen is hard and takes a lot of time. But it's a goo plan I think.
It can only be for deployment so gitignore and development can stick to lib.
@oliviertassinari @newoga @Zadielerick What do you think about this?
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