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Does anyone have experience using this with an SPA (React/Angular/etc)? I'd love to try it out so I can avoid having two layout styles.
by ng12 10y ago
Does anyone have experience using this with an SPA (React/Angular/etc)? I'd love to try it out so I can avoid having two layout styles.
- tracker1 10y agoFor many of the components, it's easy enough to do the necessary styling via your own controls (tabs in particular) as opposed to trying to map the jquery + bootstrap.js... if you can avoid their JS, you can save some overhead. ymmv. If you're going with React, you might want to look at material-ui[1] with a normalize css include and a basic (manual) flexbox layout to begin with. The components offered are really complete for a UI framework, and depending on your needs, working from dev branch may be a good option. [1] http://www.material-ui.com/ http://www.material-ui.com/
- ng12 10y agoFlexibility is for browser compat, not sure how this helps.