That's what most of these frameworks also do. (e.g. Bulma, which specifically bills itself as a no-JS framework: https://bulma.io/ )
Re:Bootstrap 5 alpha
by KerryJones on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @06:26PM
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Bulma is great but hasn't had significant updates in years it seems -- I would love to get some updates (I use it in multiple side projects)
Re:Bootstrap 5 alpha
by paulnechifor on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @07:00PM
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Isn't that a good thing? runs away
What do you mean by 'significant' update? Version 0.90 was released just recently, and there are continual slow and steady updates that come through. For a CSS framework, that seems quite appropriate.
I used a good bit of Bulma prior to jumping on the Tailwind train when it released. While it was a very quick way to get a nice looking page out of the box, the design choice of aggressively over-specifying selectors[0] made it incredibly frustrating to work with, especially paired with utility classes (e.g. Tachyons).
I find if I dont use a framework like this then I invariably end up creating my own with all these features and wishing I had used bootstrap from the start.
Its not for everyone but for myself (very small teams or just myself and sometimes one other person), its invaluable for getting things done.