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For those considering switching from Bootstrap to Material or Tailwind or whatever, fwiw PurgeCSS does a really good job slimming down the bootstrap CSS. That,
by Alex3917 4y ago
For those considering switching from Bootstrap to Material or Tailwind or whatever, fwiw PurgeCSS does a really good job slimming down the bootstrap CSS. That, combined with the fact that Angular with standalone components now properly tree shakes the javascript, means that Bootstrap is likely back to being the most performant CSS framework.
- miiiiiike 4y agoI was shocked by how buggy Angular Material is. Some of the CDK stuff is nice but Angular Material, until very recently, deviated from all versions of the Material spec and was just full of issues. I'm looking at you popover. I'm using Bootstrap 5.x with a Material 3-ish component styles for my current project.
- nonethewiser 4y agoThats shocking considering Google created both Angular and Material UI.
- miiiiiike 4y agoYes, yes it is. React devs have a much better Material library.
- EMM_386 4y ago> I was shocked by how buggy Angular Material is. That's why I chose to go with PrimeNG for our project, which has turned out great.
- Frotag 4y agoSome common Angular Material gotchas may include... - Checkbox text doesn't wrap - There isn't a datetime picker (only date) - Styling library components / child components is a pain in the ass. Their escape hatch for this (ng-deep) has been deprecated for years without a replacement.