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I have some experience with Angular 1.x, and right now I am building a stack for couple of new projects.

  • I want to have responsive grid, so I would like to use Bootstrap.
  • I want to use Angular, so I am going with latest Angular
  • I want to have material design... so I can choose https://material.angular.io/

... but I found https://mdbootstrap.com/angular/, which looks like some kind of combination of Bootstrap and Material Design which suppose to work as well with latest Angular.

I am confused and I am not sure what are main differences between those two approaches.

noisy
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  • Related question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29313990/using-bootstrap-for-angular-and-material-design-for-angular-together – noisy Mar 19 '18 at 05:25

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Material Angular allows you to use Flex Layout which gives you a responsive grid if you spend the time to learn it.

I've been using it for multiple projects and it is great.

Kyle Selman
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Taking into account all your 3 requirements mdbootstrap sounds like a perfect match. It's built with Bootstrap 4 and Angular 6.

It has definitely more components and features than Material Angular, though the extended version is paid. You can check the free version (MIT) and give it a try.

Sebastian Kaczmarek
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Dawid Adach
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