Turning Bootstrap UI Into MudBlazor (No Components Needed)

Today we are going to do some very niche programming. Turning a Blazor project with bootstrap to using MudBlazor, without using MudBlazor components. Now this isn't optimal and you do miss out on some MudBlazor functionality but if you are in a bind and need some material UI here is a way to do it. You can keep your already existing components and just change out some css.

00:00 Intro
01:32 Project Start
02:40 Installing MudBlazor To Project
07:24 Preliminary Elements Needed
09:49 Adding Mudblazor Classes To The Table
17:00 Bootstrap vs Mudblazor Table
19:20 Caveat

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[rickfiji]

Great video! Very helpful to know there is at least a tacky workaround.

[ВячеславРучкин-уч]

Could you please me, how to use an element (for example, an icon) under the condition that if the male gender is male, then the icon is a man if not, then an icon is woman.

[didiksupriyadi]

please help me, why is MudTextField bind-value:event="oninput" not working ?

[diligencehumility]

Interesting way of working with MudBlazor. May be of interest to people who are experienced with CSS, but as you say, you really shouldn't do all this extra work. The API is simple enough. But very interesting

[shangeet]

Hi, is it ok to use bootstrap’s css and mudblazor together in real time project?