BRICKS Design System

@maria_brm Thanks Maria for the kind words!

@georges_gomes Does the platform support maybe Blazor .NET?:)

@maria_brm Hi Maria, If you are talking about Backlight, we don't have native support for Blazor .NET components yet. But you can create a Web Component design system and use it in a Blazor .NET project. Feel free to reach out on our discord if you want to discuss more. Cheers!

@georges_gomes Yes, exactly.. Thanks a lot for the answer and clarification! ^_^ I am very interested in how I can combine my needs and transfer ideas into reality by using BRICKS, cos interface is so awesome and joyful to work with! No doubts I will reach out with more questions! :))

@maria_brm At your service 😇

@kkurko Because MUI is a component library with many options. But if you want to create your own Design System, you want to control le style and what style options that are available to the users of the Design System. A simple example would be the Button. You can `import Button from '@mui/material/Button';` and use it but then you need to specifically select "variant" as "outlined" and "contained" for the style of the button. But what you want is to expose to be `import Button from '@my/own-bricks/Button';` and with "variants" "primary" and "secondary" - full stop. The implementation of your own design system will decide if primary is "contained" and secondary "outlined" or what ever the design system defined. You control the options exposed. Using MUI is an accelerator for your design system. Benefiting from the capabilities and the accessibility of MUI but it's way too permissive used as is as a design system. Bricks is a starter-kit to do your own design system on top of MUI. I hope it makes sense. Kind regards.