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On the one hand it's never been a better time to be a front end dev, and on the other it's absolutely crazy how fast front end technology is progressing the las
by Jgrubb 13y ago
On the one hand it's never been a better time to be a front end dev, and on the other it's absolutely crazy how fast front end technology is progressing the last couple years. I just caught on to Foundation 4 in the last 4 months or so, and now here's a new release that's way more evolved. Amazing.
Thanks to the Zurb team! I'll definitely be ripping off lots of ideas for my company's tortoise-speed Drupal sites.
- dodyg 13y agoFaster iteration isn't necessarily better actually especially if people don't care forward compatibility. Maybe it's just different culture. For example bootstrap 3 is a breaking upgrade and suddenly your just finished bootstrap 2 is using 'unsupported' framework.
- hackula1 13y agoI launched an app the week before BS 3.0 launched and had to spend several days upgrading.
- amirmc 13y agoIt may have been breaking but they did well to state that it would be breaking and was in development long enough (with RCs) that no-one should be caught by surprise. I say this as someone who launched a site based on 2.3 as 3.0 entered RC status.
- wmeredith 13y agoBut doesn't "supported" mean iteration? If you don't want to use them why do you care if your framework is "supported" or not?