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That's fine, but then you do pruning of the elements you don't need. It's a lot easier to prune than to create every single time. I think the overhead added by
by paranoiacblack 14y ago
That's fine, but then you do pruning of the elements you don't need. It's a lot easier to prune than to create every single time. I think the overhead added by Bootstrap is easily covered in the amount of boilerplate coding you get to skip.
- TallboyOne 14y agoSo you're going to add something only to prune out 85%? It's not likely youre going to keep any of the same styling, button styling, modal styling, etc... I like the approach of just using one of the numerous form boilerplates to make your forms pretty (most time-consuming task I think), and roll the rest from scratch. You can make an entire site responsive in not much CSS at all.