DivKit VS material-design-icons

Server-driven UI is a thing that's been gaining traction in recent years.

To my knowledge, at least a few FAANG companies have adopted this for the reasons mentioned in the article (AirBnB, Lyft, Expedia)

https://github.com/csmets/Server-Driven-UI

There are a few frameworks that cater to this -- most of them are variations on an API that returns JSON describing view components and state/actions.

For instance, DivKit:

- https://github.com/divkit/divkit

- https://divkit.tech/playground

It's a decent idea IMO, though I have no personal experience with it. I guess time will tell whether it catches on at-large though.

https://github.com/divkit/divkit ?

They link on the docs to the github which lists these extra options though. https://github.com/google/material-design-icons/tree/master/font So it's easy to miss.

Hi, I want to include the material design icons in my webdesign. In the docs it says I could use the webfont which can be found here. However there is only ttf/otf but no woff2. In the docs it says there should be a woff2 that is 42KB in size, but I can't find it...

And this is the result I get:  I used the icon from \material-design-icons-1.0.0\content\drawable-hdpi\ic_add_black_48dp.png https://github.com/google/material-design-icons/releases/tag/1.0.1

Installing Google Material icons using Setup Method 2 self hosting for our React project the ligatures associated with the icon is sometimes displayed before the material icon.

Your project’s design focuses mostly on background. And the icons are inconsistent. If you want some good icons try Material Icons or OpenMoji. The latter look close to your icon pack.

Note: Indicator icons are from https://github.com/google/material-design-icons Thanks to rsheeter and other contributors for publishing Material Icons with open sources. Indicator icons are available under the Apache License Version 2.0