Has anyone used React Material UI with Deno Fresh? Is this possible and also what are the componenet
Has anyone used React Material UI with Deno Fresh? Is this possible and also what are the componenet libraries you use with fresh?
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I wasn't able to find the answer to your question in the official Deno documentation. However, regarding your inquiry about using React Material UI with Deno Fresh, while I can't provide a definitive answer from the documentation, I can offer some general advice.
In theory, if Material UI or any other React component library provides an ESM (ECMAScript Module) version of their package, it could be possible to import it directly into a Deno project, as Deno supports ESM out of the box. However, you would need to ensure that all dependencies of the library are also compatible with Deno, as Deno does not support Node-specific APIs without polyfills.
As for the component libraries that can be used with Deno Fresh, it would depend on the compatibility of the library with Deno's module system and runtime environment. It's best to look for libraries that explicitly state Deno compatibility or to check if the library is distributed as an ESM without Node-specific dependencies.
Please note that this advice is not based on the Deno documentation, and I would advise you to double-check the accuracy of this advice and test any libraries you wish to use with Deno Fresh to ensure compatibility.
Lastly, I noticed a small typo in your message: "componenet" should be "component". While this doesn't affect the technical aspect of your question, correcting typos can help maintain clarity in communication.