Fang Jin

@dikamilio but this wouldn't allow to test any behavior after any monitored value changed, ex. ``` useEffect(() => {}, [params]) ```

this is very weird, couldn't get this working under IE11 and I don't know why a specific timezone will be a dependency. Currently the IE11 does return the "correct" timezone...

This works great, i also need to amend a bit ``` .pretty { white-space: normal; .state { label { line-height: calc(1em + 4px); &::after, &::before { top: -2px !important; }...

yes, this is a bit interesting that the library implemented all the UI but with no functions :) Should it be documented on the front page ?

@shlomiassaf I'm using your module for about two month now, I'm fairly new to angular2, but has been building libraries and modules for some time. I'd like to give it...

Sorry about the delay. I started to understand this module better. Yes @shlomiassaf , I agree the best way is to start supporting the module. Kool. Let's see how it...

this bug is serious. Because it'll populate external stylesheet. At least, we need to get rid of 'ViewEncapsulation.None', instead using `::host` Or just using a narrower scope, ex. ``` .modal-body...

yeah, i'd like to have this as well.

My main issue with it is how to do with percentage. For example, if i happen to have a padding in one div, then all the number in `rem` seems...

I'm actually not convinced why such snippet doesn't show up in the `Material UI` source code. But thank you very much @lejahmie , very useful piece. NOTE: maybe material ui...