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Bulma CSS & vanillaJS/jQuery should be enough for most cases. Fast enough, instant feedback/updates and lightweight. You'll be saving yourself a lot of time by
by DarthNebo 5y ago
Bulma CSS & vanillaJS/jQuery should be enough for most cases. Fast enough, instant feedback/updates and lightweight.
You'll be saving yourself a lot of time by not googling version compatibility issues or some obscure package bug of the front-end framework itself.
You only need full blown frameworks when you create an application which multiple teams would be working independently on and preferably using CI-CD as the means of deployment, this is absolutely not needed when you're trying to validate a solution or build a one-off project.
- omgmajk 5y agoHonestly I was debating jQuery but I have used it in the past and was interested in something different. Alpine looks pretty much like what I need but still looking up everything in this post. :)