Bulma - A modern CSS framework based on Flexbox

It's 2016, I don't believe developers should care about IE anymore as much as they shouldn't care about someone accessing their website using Nokia 7650, just detect if its IE, show a message to the user, and ask him to do himself a favour and switch to Chrome or Firefox

Saw it on reddit a few days ago. It's an interesting take on CSS framework because it tackles a lot of the current layout trend. There's only one thing that refrains me from installing it right now : The absolute absence of responsive features (is-visible is-hidden, layout push and pull for grid items...). Without those, it's barely a "responsive" framework in my opinion. Great project nonetheless, I hope to use it someday when it's a bit more mature!

Now we just need a Sketch file.

Do all browser support Flexbox? UC browser? I wish to use Bulma but I doubt my audience which is maximum from mobile browsers like UC will it work on it?

Pretty interesting, I might try this out instead of bootstrap for my next project for fun

@jgthms I thinks this is quite awesome! Nice job!

Awesome

Ahh yes, them Dragonball feeels

So many frameworks. I've been using a mix of foundation and my own work. Maybe I'll try this out.

Beautifully executed, probably that's just the beginning....

I'd be glad to show you my work with it when finished ;)

Pros:

Full css, many components, in active development and very well documented and easy to ease

Cons:

I can't see any at the moment, I can't see anything but love for this product

We just switched from Bootstrap to Bulma and have been very happy. It seems to work well across all browsers, too, including Edge.

I love bulma to the bones

Pros:

- Responsiveness. - Easy to use. - Customizable.

Cons:

The screen break points are a bit high. .

Bulma is soooo good. Simple, clear, well built, and with just the perfect amount of gravy :) I do recommend it to all developers, and I'm mostly in love with the integration with Laravel :) cheers!