3 ms·
Personally, I don't like Bootstrap. It's difficult to modify, requires jQuery and its own massive JS file, and is huge. Compare that to Min, the extremely smal
by owenversteeg 13y ago
Personally, I don't like Bootstrap. It's difficult to modify, requires jQuery and its own massive JS file, and is huge.
Compare that to Min, the extremely small (995 bytes) CSS framework. It has a Bootstrap to Min converter, has near-feature parity with Bootstrap, and is very easy to use. http://minfwk.com http://minfwk.com
(Disclaimer: I wrote Min.)
- andyhmltn 13y ago>It's difficult to modify The CSS is easy to change IMO. Because you can just override it. >requires jQuery and its own massive JS file, and is huge. Fair point on jQuery but you can use the customiser to get rid of most of the JS you won't use