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Bulma is very far behind. * Lacks all the JS components * Lifts from Bootstrap for most of the CSS components, sometimes down to the class name * Makes the m
by SippinLean 9y ago
Bulma is very far behind.
* Lacks all the JS components
* Lifts from Bootstrap for most of the CSS components, sometimes down to the class name
* Makes the mistakes of early Bootstrap, namely heavily nested classes like .card .media:not(:last-child) that are difficult to overwrite and cause great pain when customizing
* Uses antiquated non-extensible syntax/naming conventions for breakpoints, such as "is-desktop" instead of "small, medium, large" etc
* grid system is not flexible, breakpoints are hardcoded and there's no easy way to generate your own grid
* no mixins I can use in Sass instead of using classes in HTML. There are a few helpers but no way to setup columns without HTML classes (like you can in Bootstrap)
* overall lack of easy customization, no theming tool and very limited variables. in BS almost everything can be customized using Sass variables
It simply isn't as mature or battle-tested as Bootstrap. There's a reason it's not 1.0 yet. BS can do everything Bulma can, the reverse is not true.
- Can_Not 9y agoComing from BS3+jQuery, BS3/4 was confusing or obtuse to use the jQuery dependent parts with VueJS (modal being a good example). Most BS+VueJS libraries were incomplete or broken somewhere in the VueJS 1 => 2 shuffle. Bulma was not confusing, it's JS agnosticism being the main reason.
- manigandham 9y agoBootstrap can be used with just the CSS and none of the JS components, although Vue also makes it easy to encapsulate jquery into components. [1] Tachyons [2] is another CSS framework that basically takes the component approach to the extreme and makes all styles separate, like bootstrap being made of only utilities. 1. https://vuejs.org/v2/examples/select2.html https://vuejs.org/v2/examples/select2.html 2. http://tachyons.io/ http://tachyons.io/