Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
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Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
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Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#2Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#3While I'm fully supportive of making a choice to not use current trendy frameworks... putting out a jQuery-based design system in 2020 doesn't feel like it is going to find a large target audience.
Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#4Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#5While I'm fully supportive of making a choice to not use current trendy frameworks... putting out a jQuery-based design system in 2020 doesn't feel like it is going to find a large target audience.
I agree! Though Bootstrap 4 uses jQuery for its plugins so I figured why not. BS5 will get rid of jQuery, and I plan on doing the same when updating this design system for BS5 :)
Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#6Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#7Looks like a neat UI Kit. What are you using for tags and select?
Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#8While I'm fully supportive of making a choice to not use current trendy frameworks... putting out a jQuery-based design system in 2020 doesn't feel like it is going to find a large target audience.
Get over yourself. 75% of top 10 million websites still use. Heck Wordpress and Drupal still use. It's still relevant.
Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#9Re: Show HN: Solid, a free and MIT licensed design system / UI kit for Bootstrap 4
#10While I'm fully supportive of making a choice to not use current trendy frameworks... putting out a jQuery-based design system in 2020 doesn't feel like it is going to find a large target audience.
JQuery is like the PHP of front-end - inexpensive to build with, easy to use and loads of information available on stackoverflow.