Bootstrap 4 alpha
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Bootstrap 4 alpha
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Re: Bootstrap 4 alpha
#2With flexbox, wonderful!
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#3> Want default transitions on everything or to disable rounded corners? Simply update a variable and recompile.
Oh hell no. But the rest is grand.
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#4I am happy that they now have cards. That is something I can drop from my custom styles.
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#5I'm very excited for the move to SASS and ES2015.
Also, the few themes they have on themes.getbootstrap.com look very nice!
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#6Also launching official bootstrap themes: http://themes.getbootstrap.com/collections/all
Edit: unfortunately though, the 'dashboard' theme is not fully responsive (tables (order history) in mobile view)
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#7I haven't really been a loyalist to Bootstrap, but this is the shiz.
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#8With flexbox, wonderful!
To be clear: It's optional. Off by default.
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#9They seem pretty confident about Sass; It seems outdated and clunky to me, in part because it's always going to be the only Ruby dependency in any of my projects. The Javascript parser never found parity from what I know.
By contrast, PostCSS is faster and has massive adoption. Seems like the way forward. Anybody think this is wrong?
> PostCSS can do the same work as preprocessors like Sass, Less, and Stylus. But PostCSS is modular, 3-30 times faster, and much more powerful.