material-ui VS rsuite

The one on the official MUI's Github repo featuring Next.js with TypeScript (my framework of choice) didn't follow standard Next.js folder structure.

Here’s an example of how a popular library implements it to give you an idea.

#15 mui-org/material-ui

I love typescript but I cherish every release that brings speed upgrades. Material-UI for instance just cripples the autocompletion time of an entire project due to that lib having what are evidently very compute-heavy types. I mean the completion times go from ~.5 seconds to ~7 seconds when that library is added. Which kind of makes TS-at-scale difficult-to-impossible since more types means unusable autocomplete as well as longer and longer compile times.

I looked again, it's more like an example then an Tutorial. But here is the url: https://github.com/mui-org/material-ui/tree/master/docs/src/pages/getting-started/templates/sign-in

Example

As robust and feature-rich as material-table is, maintenance and support have waned since the original creator left the project. Other contributors are still maintaining the library, though not as actively. However, there is a fork of the current project called material-table/core. This version is not yet as polished as material-table, but it is under active development and frequently updated. Although it doesn’t yet support the entire range of features described above, material-table/core is compatible with the new Material-UI v5, which is great! material-table remains the more popular library, with roughly 150,000 downloads per week as opposed to material-table/core's 23,000 weekly downloads at the time of writing. But material-table/core is a viable alternative if you're using the latest version of Material-UI and looking for a library with more active support.

I'm trying to understand how their theming works. For example, how does a button decide which color it should be? the code doesn't seem trivial at all, and it seems to depend on the context of where the button is placed: Button.js .

website: React Suit

React Suite

React suit is an example of such a narrowly focused component library for enterprise system products.

I'm just starting out developing with Gatsby (or doing frontend in general) and I wanted to add a Navigation bar to my website using React Suite. However, when importing the corresponding stylesheet: