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Yes, but then you've added SASS to the mix. If you stay in Bootstrap-land you're at CSS level still. Or am I wrong? I want to stay at HTML/CSS/JS level. I don'
by igravious 13y ago
Yes, but then you've added SASS to the mix. If you stay in Bootstrap-land you're at CSS level still. Or am I wrong?
I want to stay at HTML/CSS/JS level. I don't want layers and layers and layers. Even using Ruby templates (if I'm using Ruby for instance) irks me. Maybe I'm weird. But I'm only a semi-professional web dev at this stage so my 2c may be worth les than your 2c :)
- KurtMueller 13y agoBootstrap was made in LESS.
- maaku 13y agoBootstrap is a black box: I don't really care what it was implemented in (LESS as someone else pointed out). I include bootstrap.min.js, and then customize it as necessary in my SASS file, compiled during deployment to CSS. No conflict here.
- woah 13y agoI use bootstrap-stylus, because Stylus is what I like. I load one custom.styl after the bootstrap files, and modify bootstrap's variables.styl.