Well, I've spent the last few days coding with Twitter's Bootstrap and the Dojo toolkit and both are a pain to use. Bootstrap is too controlling, only supports the latest browsers, and has a very non-intuitive grid system. Dojo takes the kitchen sink approach yet doesn't offer a lightweight grid system so you're forced to look for alternatives.
So yeah, we need another js/html framework, maybe this time it actually delivers on its promises. I'm intrigued by the focus on jQuery, HTML 5 and supporting mobile devices, but I'm not going to start using this framework as of yet.
Well, I've spent the last few days coding with Twitter's Bootstrap and the Dojo toolkit and both are a pain to use. Bootstrap is too controlling, only supports the latest browsers, and has a very non-intuitive grid system. Dojo takes the kitchen sink approach yet doesn't offer a lightweight grid system so you're forced to look for alternatives.
So yeah, we need another js/html framework, maybe this time it actually delivers on its promises. I'm intrigued by the focus on jQuery, HTML 5 and supporting mobile devices, but I'm not going to start using this framework as of yet.