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…actored code, formatting with Prettier+ESLint. Now providing FESM ES5+ES2015 and UMD modules (best use with latest Angular-CLI 1.4.x)
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No new feature, but there are quite some news in this release, and that's a major update:
First I refactored code for better readability using my now default stack namely ESLint + Prettier
Breaking change: If you've followed the latest Material 2 changes, you already know about the renaming of all Md prefixes to Mat. This lib follows these conventions as well, and all Md classes are now renamed to Mat. Note that I didn't change the selectors, so you won't have to change your templates!
Reworked the build process to deliver an official Angular 4+ library packaging:
We can expect smaller bundle sizes after this (more efficient tree-shaking).