I ported half of React based Material UI ( http://material-ui.com/ ) to Ember components. It shares the same CSS.
There are some neat things in there. Have a look. I’ll try to put up a demo page soon.
https://github.com/porkepic/ember-mui
I plan to add the remaining components they have when I have some time. Right now there are buttons, paper, text inputs, checkboxes, radio buttons, icons, dropdowns, menus and selects.
Yes sure.
The goal is not to rewrite the css, but use something existing. The hard part is the Css and reinventing the wheel is not efficient.
I also came across that problem. However, it’s not easy to choose from the existing CSS code bases. You always end up wanting one over another. We try to list possible sources here: Possible sources · Issue #2 · miguelcobain/ember-paper · GitHub
Bottomline, it is awesome to do that, but doesn’t that tie you to the progress and decisions of that project?
Radio button and toggles in ember-paper are broken on Safari.
I don’t know if it’s possible to port https://material.angularjs.org but their demo is amazing. If you’d include toasts, it would be even greater, since modals it’s a common issue for starting developers with Ember.
Sorry for the late response. Yes, the safari (and others) bug was fixed long ago.