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  MUI v9 release is here 🚀 This release changes how we ship major versions. We shipped new features and components on a coordinated major across Material UI and MUI X with one goal: make your workflows easier to build, upgrade, and scale. Highlights and links below 👇
  
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  🎉 Announcing Material-UI v4 🎉 👉 medium.com/material-ui/ma…This is our best version of the library to date. Better customization, better performance, more features, better accessibility and more. Enjoy 😍
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  📢 Announcing MUI Core v5 📢 👉 mui.com/blog/mui-core-…After over 400 days of development and over 40 canary releases, we are excited to share it with the world. Better customization, improved DX, new components and more. Enjoy 😍
  
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  Introducing MUI Base: the headless alternative to Material UI! 🎉 Material UI is fantastic for out-of-the-box form and function, but it can become unwieldy when your design system diverges significantly from the default styles. We get it. We've all been there. /🧵
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  Material UI v6 is now stable! 🎉 This release brings performance improvements, RSC-compatible layout components, new features, and more. Check out the highlights ⬇️mui.com/material-ui/mi…
  
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  Pigment CSS is here! Our new zero-runtime CSS-in-JS library that’s compatible with React Server Components and brings significant performance improvements over other styling engines 🏎️💨 Ready to jump into it? Follow our quick guide: mui.com/material-ui/ex…
  
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  🎁 Exciting Material UI updates are coming in 2024! Instead of just one new major release, you’ll have two in the upcoming year! We’ve heard your feedback and changed our release strategy to provide more frequent, less breaking, and easier-to-migrate future updates.
  
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  We need your help determining the future of
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  @Joy_UI_
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  @nextjs
  App Router, we need to rethink how we approach CSS. RSC support means no more React Context, which we currently rely on for styles. So what do we do? 👇