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> I've yet to find another UI framework as powerful or quick to develop in as HTML/CSS - and the performance is looking really good in the browser. Really? Unt
by vertex-four 12y ago
> I've yet to find another UI framework as powerful or quick to develop in as HTML/CSS - and the performance is looking really good in the browser.
Really? Until a couple of months ago with the advent of flexbox, you couldn't reliably do columns that fit dynamically to the browser window (frameworks like Bootstrap simply define three different window sizes and switch between them, rather than allowing for fluid resizing) as well as you can in every other UI framework I've used, never mind vertical layout. (See all the hacks for "sticky footers" over the past decade.)
- woah 12y agoIt may not be powerful, but it is quick to develop in.
- pjmlp 12y agoIf all you know is web related stuff.
- zoomerang 12y ago"Quick" - sure. HTML5 lets you spin up UIs fairly quickly. "Powerful" - I'm not so sure. Generally I find native toolkits, while requiring a bit more effort up front, generally yield much nicer user experiences.