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Gatsby Material Kit React Starter is a Gatsby boilerplate that adapts Creative Tim's Material Kit React UI kit into a static-site generator workflow.
Gatsby Material Kit React Starter is a starting point for building React-based websites with Gatsby using the Material Design look of Material Kit React. It takes the components and styling from Creative Tim's Material Kit React and wraps them in a Gatsby project structure. The result is a static website that can be built and deployed to any static host, such as the Netlify demo linked from the repository. The starter is hosted in the WebCu GitHub repository.
Gatsby Material Kit React Starter is for developers who want a Material Design starting point for a Gatsby site. It suits React developers who prefer Gatsby's file-based routing and static exports over a client-side React app. It is also useful for teams evaluating how to port an existing React template or UI kit into Gatsby.
Yes, the starter adapts Material Kit React, so the React components and Material Design styling from that kit are the visual foundation of the pages.
The repository links to a Netlify deployment at amazing-jones-e61bda.netlify.com.
Yes, it uses React through Gatsby, which is a React-based static site generator.
Material Kit React is a standalone React UI kit from Creative Tim; this starter integrates it into Gatsby so the site is statically generated and can be served without a Node.js server.