MudBlazor/MudBlazor

thejaycampbell9d ago

Thanks for being the first repo submitted on RepoRanker! spent a few hours yesterday... and a few more today... going through the codebase. the first thing that stands out is the commit history. consistent, frequent, and the maintainers are actually responding to issues. that's not a given on a 10k star project. a lot of repos at this size go into maintenance mode. this one hasn't. the component api is well thought out. muddatagrid is the most complex piece and the parameter naming is consistent enough that i could read unfamiliar components and understand them without hitting the docs. that's a good sign for a library you're going to be living inside of for months. what i'd want to know before committing to it: the open issue count is sitting at 940+. most look like feature requests and edge cases, not fires. but i'd want to spend time triaging that before betting a production app on it. the release notes for v9.4 are detailed and honest about breaking changes. that earns trust.