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I don't feel that's really true. Try using the native date control or the number control. You also still can't easily style the select component. In React MUI
by mattmanser 3y ago
I don't feel that's really true.
Try using the native date control or the number control.
You also still can't easily style the select component. In React MUI, for example, they completely give up on it and use styled divs instead.
But what would I know, I'm one of those incompetent .Net developers.
- em-bee 3y agobut that's a browser problem, not a frontend framework issue. you'd have the same limitation without a frontend framework, wouldn't you?
- miiiiiike 3y ago> But what would I know, I'm one of those incompetent .Net developers. C# and the .NET Framework were some of my favorite tools. I thought LINQ was neat. > You also still can't easily style the select component. Forgoing JavaScript and CSS for a .NET abstraction wouldn't make the situation any better. You'd just get whatever the select component's library gave you until the browsers standardize a way to do it.
- mutagen 3y agoThose are great examples, there's still work to be done.