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I love how tables "went away", and were widely replaced with bootstrap. Which gives you ... tables. in divs. But only 12 columns wide.
by wiredfool 3y ago
I love how tables "went away", and were widely replaced with bootstrap. Which gives you ... tables. in divs. But only 12 columns wide.
- renegade-otter 3y agoI think the value of Bootstrap was consistency across browsers. The grid system was the most important part. With standard Grid, Bootstrap is effectively legacy - you shouldn't really be using it at this point.
- CharlesW 3y ago> With standard Grid, Bootstrap is effectively legacy - you shouldn't really be using it at this point. Bootstrap first adopted Flexbox for its grid system Bootstrap 4 (2018), and Bootstrap 5 (2021) added support for Grid. It's conservative about supporting new web standards, but I wouldn't personally think of it as a "legacy" framework.
- cantSpellSober 3y agoThey weren't <table>s through, meaning they could be easily made responsive.
- nonethewiser 3y agoThey absolutely are not tables though.
- simmer 3y ago“Gridlike layout” != “tables”.