:hotsprings: Onsen UI & Monaca team will be taking a break from 12/28 for a couple of weeks.
:tada: Happy new year to everybody and see you soon!

:hotsprings: Onsen UI & Monaca team will be taking a break 4/29 - 5/7 due to Japan’s week long holidays (Golden Week). Before that, onsenui@2.2.6 will be released with a bunch of bug fixes.

New features and com po nents are coming after holidays. See you in a week! :) :hotsprings: :airplane:

Select component. If you want to place a select on a page, use <ons-select>. The component will automatically display as a Material Design select on Android. Most attributes that can be used for a normal <select> element can also be used on the <ons-select> element.

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Adds a Material Design “ripple” effect to an element. The ripple effect will spread from the position where the user taps. Some elements such as <ons-button> and <ons-fab> support a ripple attribute.

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This component displays a circular progress indicator. It can either be used to show how much of a task has been completed or to show a looping animation to indicate that an operation is currently running.

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The component is used to display a linear progress bar. It can either display a progress bar that shows the user how much of a task has been completed. In the case where the percentage is not known it can be used to display an animated progress bar so the user can see that an operation is in progress.

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Displays an icon. The following icon suites are available:

• Font Awesome
• Ionicons
• Material Design Iconic Font

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Displays an icon. The following icon suites are available:

• Font Awesome
• Ionicons
• Material Design Iconic Font

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Adds a Material Design “ripple” effect to an element.

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The component is used to display a linear progress bar. It can either display a progress bar that shows the user how much of a task has been completed. In the case where the percentage is not known it can be used to display an animated progress bar so the user can see that an operation is in progress.

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