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I think the "issue" is that CSS grid is already powerful and expressive enough so that you don't really need something like Bootstrap/Bulma to get in the way. T

by dgb23 4y ago

I think the "issue" is that CSS grid is already powerful and expressive enough so that you don't really need something like Bootstrap/Bulma to get in the way. They would simply rename stuff and be a useless middleman. I don't think even utility/functional CSS frameworks like Tailwind do much with CSS grid (not sure). It's that good.

bob1029 4y ago
This is my experience so far. Once I felt the total control over layouts at any size, I had zero fears about losing all the other benefits you get with css frameworks. I can figure out svg icons, modals, etc on my own. The #1 reason I used bootstrap up until now is to deal with complex layouts and breakpoints. Flexbox handles most other cases without much drama too. I am currently running a 100% vanilla JS+CSS stack for a responsive web app. I have never felt this much power before. Everything is so immediate and obvious now.