[pksunkara]

This is such a cool move from google. Doing material design in HTML/CSS/JS is pure win.

I am working on React.js components for this. I have already did half of them. Check out https://github.com/pksunkara/react-mdl. I welcome any contributions.

EDIT: Components can be seen at https://github.com/pksunkara/react-mdl/tree/master/src

[mmahemoff]

Thankyou. Until I saw your comment, I had no idea this came from Google. The domain is http://www.getmdl.io/, the site doesn't mention it, and a "lite" version sounds unofficial. The only clue is the Github icon links to https://github.com/google/material-design-lite link.

[tleunen]

I also started the same thing a few weeks ago but I chose a different approach. I decided to use their `upgradeElement` function to upgrade the component, instead of re-writing everything. https://github.com/tleunen/react-mdl

[dominotw]

> I am working on React.js components for this.

Can you just use polymer though?

[pksunkara]

You can but I didn't like it and wanted to use react.js

[dominotw]

you can use both together if you don't care about server side rendering.