Material-UI and tidelift

Material-UI is a part of the Tidelift Subscription

Tidelift is working with the maintainers of Material-UI and thousands of other
open source projects to deliver a managed open source subscription. You get the flexibility of open source and the confidence of commercial-grade software. Maintainers get paid!

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“There are a vast array of open source projects out there, and not all of them are at the same quality level. Tidelift helps people make a more educated decision when evaluating an open source project. This helps alleviate the pressure—and stress—of choosing the best components and libraries when a big, corporate project depends on it.”

- Olivier Tassinari, Material-UI maintainer

The Tidelift Subscription
manages your dependencies, including Material-UI , for you.
How do we do it?

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We provide the tools you need to continuously catalog and understand the open source software that your application depends on.
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We partner with and pay the open source community maintainers of the exact packages you use, to ensure they meet the standards you require.
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We address issues proactively, not only scanning for new security, licensing, and maintenance issues, but also working with our participating open source maintainers to resolve them on your behalf.
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We help you measure and improve your open source dependencies' health—which improves your app’s health—and give you a short list of high-impact steps your team can take to improve them even more.
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We add commercial assurances that don't come for free with open source packages, like intellectual property indemnification and support under a service level agreement. You expect these guarantees from proprietary software, and you should get them when using open source as well.

The end result? All of the capabilities you expect from commercial-grade software, for the full breadth of open source you use. That means less time grappling with esoteric open source trivia, and more time building your own applications—and your business.

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About Material-UI 

Material-UI is a npm library that is part of Tidelift Subscription.

Material-UI provides React components that implement Google's Material Design. Material-UI is available as an npm package.

It started in 2014, shortly after React came out to the public, and has over 40,000 stars in GitHub. Material-UI is one of the top user interface libraries available for React.

We interviewed Material-UI co-creator and maintainer Olivier Tassinari to learn more about how he manages to balance working on the popular React component library and a full-time job. Read the article here.

Material-UI is available via npm.

By paying the maintainers for their work, you help ensure they’ll have the time and motivation to keep their creations well maintained. And you just may make the world a little bit nicer place, too.

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Want to increase development velocity and avoid unnecessary risk when using Material-UI and other open source components?

Tidelift can give your organization the flexibility to bring in open source components with the confidence that they are being maintained well.

  • We provide the tools you need to continuously catalog and understand the open source software that your application depends on.
  • We partner with and pay the open source community maintainers of the exact packages you use, to ensure they meet the standards you require.
  • We address issues proactively, not only scanning for new security, licensing, and maintenance issues, but also working with our participating open source maintainers to resolve them on your behalf.
  • And much more!

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