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[blog] Add post about v5 Migration guide update #33063

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@samuelsycamore samuelsycamore commented Jun 7, 2022

Preview: https://deploy-preview-33063--material-ui.netlify.app/blog/migration-update/

This PR adds a post to the blog to inform users that we've updated the Migration guide.

Since this wasn't substantial enough to flesh out into a whole article, I've framed it in terms of "top reasons why you should migrate to v5" as a way to provide the reader with more value and ideally strengthen the call to action (to check out the new migration guide).

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mnajdova commented Jun 8, 2022

@samuelsycamore would be great if we can also merge #33005 before the blogpost :)

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mnajdova commented Jun 8, 2022

Also on the tweet we could mention:

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Looks great, left one suggestion, feel free to disregard if you don't think it's worth mentioning :)

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Content-wise it's great! Short and simple!

My only consideration is: I wonder if we shouldn't add a couple of examples for the new styling engine (what's the difference from a code perspective); global class names (how does that look like); and IntelliSense (maybe a gif of VS Code with it working?).

Additionally, I added the OG image card but I'm not sure if it'll work given the image is not used within the .md file... @siriwatknp would you know about that?

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Additionally, I added the OG image card but I'm not sure if it'll work given the image is not used within the .md file... @siriwatknp would you know about that?

@danilo-leal The path looks good except for the image extension. It should be .png

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My only consideration is: I wonder if we shouldn't add a couple of examples for the new styling engine (what's the difference from a code perspective); global class names (how does that look like); and IntelliSense (maybe a gif of VS Code with it working?).

All great ideas, thanks @danilo-leal! I always struggle to come up with ways to add visual appeal to articles like this! I'll incorporate these suggestions into the next draft.

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Looking awesome, excellent work!

Added an additional image there just so the post is a bit more eye-catching and also edited a bit the IntelliSense one 👌

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👍 Updated the thumbnail to .png to show on social preview.

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Great idea!

I have seen some people looking for moving to v5 because of the new components/features in MUI X. I wonder if it's something that can resonate.

Emotion unlocks many new customization options that developers had been requesting for years, such as custom style utility props, color variants, and custom theme variants.
Check out [this RFC on GitHub](https://github.com/mui/material-ui/issues/22342) for details about this change.

![Screenshot of the new style engine GitHub issue in Material UI's repository](/static/blog/migration-update/style-engine.png)
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I have tried to click on this image 😁

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No blockers from my side :)

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