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I had exactly the same frustration with Bootstrap and others. You need to spend a lot of time to learn them and in the end you end up with a lot of changes to t

I had exactly the same frustration with Bootstrap and others. You need to spend a lot of time to learn them and in the end you end up with a lot of changes to their styles anyway. So, what's the point in having them in the first place? :) Anyway, I'd love to see your contribution, if interested.

rimantas 12y ago
The point is to use them for prototypes and then throw away, alas it is never done. My personal opinion is that without CSS frameworks the web would be a better place. Not is is common just throw a bunch of frameworks (js and css) into the heap and call it a day.
- mattmanser 12y ago
  As much as the one size fits all of bootstrap frustrates me, were you around before bootstrap? Before-bootstrap is like before-jquery, you really can't understand the colossal contribution of either unless you were there. And just how much of a mess it was. The dev world is unquestionably better for bootstrap.
- talmand 12y ago
  I disagree. Most cases of dislike towards things like Bootstrap is due to not understanding how to use it. It's a case of blaming the tool for not working the way it wasn't designed. Like, as an extreme example, screwdrivers really suck because they can't drive in nails very well. I believe your first sentence illustrates my point.