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Pretty bold claim to say the most popular framework has no future. I guess most websites are "very simple projects" for your standards. Not everyone codes full
by berry_sortoro 10y ago
Pretty bold claim to say the most popular framework has no future.
I guess most websites are "very simple projects" for your standards. Not everyone codes full fledged JS applications with whatever you do. I am certainly not a beginner and I like BS and I think it still has a very bright future ahead. BS 4.0 is the prefect framework for the average modern website. I am sure Foundation and other Frameworks are great as well, I actually never really compared. BSs devteam is highly active and the amount of exposure it gets and the fact that I know how it works makes me stick with it.
- myf01d 10y agoI meant by "very simple projects" static websites and dynamic websites that have very limited dynamism, pages. But something like Semantic UI, you can rely on it to build complex dynamic structures with sensible and good looking defaults, If you want more, it's very easy to customize without conflicting Semantic files with your customizations.