Bulma

The simplest grid system

10 followers

The simplest grid system

10 followers

Bulma is a free, open source CSS framework based on Flexbox and built with Sass. It's 100% responsive, fully modular, and available for free.

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Pagedone

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?

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10yr ago

@evivz There's always http://caniuse.com

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10yr ago

Hunter

@evivz it is not yet supported by IE as well as others but you can use CSS Next. It's like autoprefixer but with so much more.

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10yr ago

Laravel Queues in Action

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

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10yr ago

Maze

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!

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10yr ago

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

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8yr ago

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

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8yr ago

Lexington Themes

I love bulma to the bones

Pros:

- Responsiveness. - Easy to use. - Customizable.

Cons:

The screen break points are a bit high. .

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7yr ago

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!

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5yr ago

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