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Thanks for noticing! :) I spent a lot of time deleting stuff lol. Still more to optimize around though as we work through the alphas.

by mdo 11y ago

o_____________o 11y ago
Thanks for your work! It's amazing that I can still recommend it to people looking to quickly scaffold something beautiful.
meerita 11y ago
Any plan to support BEM?
- gpmcadam 11y ago
  Mentioned on github before https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/9366#issuecomment-22507074 https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/9366#issuecomment-2... Personally I hope they never impose such an awkward naming convention.
- mdo 11y ago
  No plans :).
  - paulojreis 11y ago
    I think it's a good idea to avoid "BEM" in such a mainstream project, since the naming pattern clearly puts some people off. However, what about the problems that BEM tries to solve? Using a naming pattern to communicate structure (element E is a "child" of block B) is a good idea (instead of e.g. a descendant or a child selector) because of: a) Performance: one class (e.g .blockB__elementE) will be faster to "match" by the browser than .blockB > .elementE /.blockB .elementE; b) Less coupling to DOM structure: to have the desired style, element E doesn't necessarily have to a child of B. Similar points can be applied to modifiers. A "btn--large" instead of "btn btn-large" seems like a good idea for performance and also to avoid conflicts (the latter class will override the first, but I wouldn't want to care with order).
thomasrossi 11y ago
Thanks for the work! I would have no clue on UI without bootstrap
sdnguyen90 11y ago
Saw on your Twitter that V5 will use PostCSS... Is this still planned? If so, any specific details on how it will be used?
- gapchuboy 11y ago
  I am wondering why it wasn't ported from Less to PostCSS? SASS is more popular, but that port would be too much of disruption of workflows.
ttcbj 11y ago
+1 for sincere thanks. bootstrap is one of many factors that had made a lean development approach so much easier.
elkhourygeorges 11y ago
Thanks!

Thanks for noticing! :) I spent a lot of time deleting stuff lol. Still more to optimize around though as we work through the alphas.

by mdo 11y ago

Thanks for noticing! :) I spent a lot of time deleting stuff lol. Still more to optimize around though as we work through the alphas.

o_____________o 11y ago

Thanks for your work! It's amazing that I can still recommend it to people looking to quickly scaffold something beautiful.

meerita 11y ago

Any plan to support BEM?

gpmcadam 11y ago
Mentioned on github before https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/9366#issuecomment-22507074 https://github.com/twbs/bootstrap/issues/9366#issuecomment-2... Personally I hope they never impose such an awkward naming convention.
mdo 11y ago
No plans :).
- paulojreis 11y ago
  I think it's a good idea to avoid "BEM" in such a mainstream project, since the naming pattern clearly puts some people off. However, what about the problems that BEM tries to solve? Using a naming pattern to communicate structure (element E is a "child" of block B) is a good idea (instead of e.g. a descendant or a child selector) because of: a) Performance: one class (e.g .blockB__elementE) will be faster to "match" by the browser than .blockB > .elementE /.blockB .elementE; b) Less coupling to DOM structure: to have the desired style, element E doesn't necessarily have to a child of B. Similar points can be applied to modifiers. A "btn--large" instead of "btn btn-large" seems like a good idea for performance and also to avoid conflicts (the latter class will override the first, but I wouldn't want to care with order).

thomasrossi 11y ago

Thanks for the work! I would have no clue on UI without bootstrap

sdnguyen90 11y ago

Saw on your Twitter that V5 will use PostCSS... Is this still planned? If so, any specific details on how it will be used?

gapchuboy 11y ago
I am wondering why it wasn't ported from Less to PostCSS? SASS is more popular, but that port would be too much of disruption of workflows.

ttcbj 11y ago

+1 for sincere thanks. bootstrap is one of many factors that had made a lean development approach so much easier.

elkhourygeorges 11y ago

Thanks!