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2019-02-08
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Frank Henard23:02:24

what do people use for bootstrap like layouts and ui components? I'm struggling to work with the reagent and react-boostrap

manutter5123:02:30

You might want to have a look at Bulma (http://bulma.io) -- it's like Bootstrap, but it's 100% CSS, no JS. Makes it a lot easier to work with in Reagent/re-frame contexts.

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gklijs12:02:33

Really like bulma, used it in several pet projects with re-frame.

Jp Soares00:02:10

I used to use Polymer and Web Components, I'm guessing it didn't spread as I thought it would. Bulma seems nice, what you guys think about solutions like https://www.webcomponents.org/ and https://v0.material-ui.com ? They might have benefits like animations, but probably the complexity to use with reagent is not worth.

gklijs04:02:22

I start hearing more about web components. For the company front-end library at the client I'm at they are considering replacing the Angular library with web components. They should load async, only the components you use. But that's one of the things that might make them hard to use with clojurescript?

gklijs04:02:31

They are looking at stencil at the moment. https://stenciljs.com/ In our current team nobody really likes Angular. And the current front-end is really bad. So I'm time it might be possible to move to something else.

Jp Soares00:02:10

I used to use Polymer and Web Components, I'm guessing it didn't spread as I thought it would. Bulma seems nice, what you guys think about solutions like https://www.webcomponents.org/ and https://v0.material-ui.com ? They might have benefits like animations, but probably the complexity to use with reagent is not worth.