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No need JQuery and Bootstrap anymore

KMKLabs
August 15, 2017

No need JQuery and Bootstrap anymore

Menjelaskan tentang kenapa kita tidak butuh jQuery dan Bootstrap dalam project kita, karna hanya akan menambah masalah di kemudian hari, sehingga hindarilah menggunakan third party libary. dan buatlah kodemu sendiri :)

KMKLabs

August 15, 2017
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  1. jQuery and Bootstrap Is almost perfect combination, like Goku and

    Vegeta Fusion. But in the end, it just another problem, a pain to your website, a poison to your project. And make it more complicated. Tip If one example isn’t sufficient to help people understand the breadth of your idea, pick a couple of examples. Story for illustration purposes only
  2. What is jQuery? jQuery is a fast (hmm), small (duh),

    and feature-rich (wow) JavaScript library. It makes things like HTML document traversal and manipulation, event handling, animation, and Ajax much simpler with an easy-to-use (yeah) API that works across a multitude of browsers. With a combination of versatility and extensibility, jQuery has changed the way that millions of people write JavaScript. (jquery.com)
  3. Sweet Things of jQuery - Eliminates a lot of cross

    browser javascript issues - Complicated Javascript operations in little code - Easily add Ajax functionality to app - Built in UI and effects libraries - There are plug-ins
  4. What is Bootstrap? Bootstrap is the most popular HTML, CSS,

    and JS framework for developing responsive, mobile first projects on the web. (getbootstrap.com)
  5. Best Parts of Bootstrap - Works in all modern browsers

    - "Mobile First" approach, Lightweight - Normalizes many little CSS and give consistency - Customizable, encourages use of LESS CSS - Integrated with jQuery, (>_<)" - Lots of free and professional templates, themes and plugins.
  6. Unfortunately (T^T) - Naming conventions and semantics are mediocre -

    It's very customizable, but require lots of overriding styles or rewriting their files - Websites can start to look the same if not customize the styles and colors (just like Wordpress—consider how many blog sites look the same) - It’s BLOATED, if not customize build
  7. And, it's someone else's code You didn't write it, if

    you want it to work differently, you must discover how to do so.