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  • Intro
  • 1. About this application
    • 1.1 Introduction
    • 1.2 Navigation guide
    • 1.3 Components catalog
    • 1.4 Internal Structure
    • 1.5 Installation
    • 1.6 Project status
    • 1.7 Color switcher
  • 2. Installation
    • Webpack, Aurelia-CLI (Webpack)
    • JSPM
    • Aurelia-CLI (require)
    • Fuse-box 2.x
  • 3. App developers tutorial
    • 3.1 Introduction
    • 3.2 Setup
    • 3.3 Select component
    • 3.4 Button component
    • 3.5 Slider component
    • 3.6 Collapsible component
    • 3.7 What you need to know
  • 4. App developers notes
    • 4.1 On bundling
    • 4.2 Using your own SASS with JSPM
  • 5. Contributing (bridge developers notes)
    • Cloning and running the code
    • Creating samples
  • 6. About Aurelia
    • 5.1 Key Features
  • 7. About Materialize
    • 7.1 Integrated with Aurelia
    • 7.2 Why choose Materialize
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Last updated 7 years ago

This application derives from the marvelous catalog. But it's a bit more complicated than that because in fact it is made from several repositories which would pave the way for a more generalized approach to deliver a .

It features an Aurelia plugin wrapping a UI library (thus the term bridge here) while at the same time providing a consumer application to test and showcase the components of that bridge. This way, each newly added "wrapper" to can immediately be tested in this .

As with the KendoUI bridge catalog, this application can now be seen as the with the embedded .

aurelia-kendoui-bridge
skeleton for bridge developers
this folder
embedded application
Catalog
plugin