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I'm working on an angular project where I heavily rely on some Angular Material components.

Additionally, I need to use a css framework for some other (basic) stuff which I can't find in angular material - grid, navigation bar, item positioning and so on. I started by including bootstrap, but I understood from this question that this is not recommended, well as inflating my bundle size? So what is?

Probably using materialize-css is the best, because it's the same design language. But is it included in @angular/material? I'm using a pre-built theme but is seems to contain only some of the classes. Do I add materialize-css as a separate dependency?

What's the best practice here?

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