In multiple places within angular material source, there are elements/ css classes that have cdk
as their prefix.
Does anyone know what the abbreviation for cdk
in angular material context?
In multiple places within angular material source, there are elements/ css classes that have cdk
as their prefix.
Does anyone know what the abbreviation for cdk
in angular material context?
CDK is the short form of component dev kit
. This signifies that these are general-purpose tools for building
components that are not coupled to Material Design
From the material2 changelog
core/
, such as Overlay, have had their prefix changed to cdk-
(short
for "component dev kit"). This signifies that these are general-purpose tools for building
components that are not coupled to Material Design.The old selectors are still
available as deprecated but will be removed in the next release. The CSS classes have been changed.For more info on how to use cdk components such as table, overlay, portal, portal host, e.t.c, you can find examples here:
material
already started refactoring cdk
so that cdk components can be pulled & used from npm independent of material. Even after refactoring, cdk code might live alongside material, but the packaging would be different. For eg., new material component such as table
extends cdk
table & apply style to them so that the table
's theme & size matches material spec. Source: github.com/angular/material2/tree/master/src/lib/table –
Hatred CDK (Component Development Kit) is a standalone package.
The goal of the CDK is to give developers more tools to build awesome components for the web. This will be especially useful for projects that want to take advantage of the features of Angular Material without adopting the Material Design visual language.
Checkout the repo from Google for CDK
https://github.com/angular/material2/tree/master/src/cdk
CDK => Component Development Kit
It's main purpose is to enable extensible so as to create custom components on top of it.
Stands for Component Dev Kit. The CDK allows you to use features that do not depend on Angular Material and its styling and is fully independent. Some awesome features that you can use are Drag and Drop and Virtual scrolling (which I love personally) by just importing the cdk. Check the documentation out here.
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