I just stumbled on ngMaterial. My next google search was “ngMaterial vs Ionic”, since ngMaterial almost looks like a competitor, and with the exact same spin as Ionic’s approach. Then I saw that it’s primary contributors are Ionic devs, and that y’all are hiring for devs on the ngMaterial project.
Sounds like a side-project then. As in, it might get incorporated into the Ionic framework itself? Is ngMaterial something which can presently be used to replace Ionic for Android deployments? Ie, how should we understand this project?
Angular Material is a side project with the angular team to create a set of material-design inspired components complimentary to what is being done in polymer.
Since some of the devs are aslo working on it, we are planning to pull some things into ionic, but down the road after it matures a bit. It’s still in flux at the moment.
Basically its a place for us to draw some inspiration down the road.
@praytoosh sorry I dont have a seed or skeleton yet, but its pretty straight forward. You have to be on ionic nightly, and you must download angular-aria. Other than that, everything worked fine. The only conflicts I have is what theming to use. Ultimately, I use Ionic for app level css, angular-material for material related css, including layout