Closed brnrdog closed 9 years ago
There are some downsides to Semantic UI. But the main one is that it's less powered. I prefer sass, and rails too.
Looking forward to it :+1:
At least there is a gem with a sass port of semantic-ui to work with rails :+1:
This framework is a freaking hell to extend/customize in Rails :rage2:
Just a off topic comment: You guys should write your bachelor theses in English. How does that sound?
Em Sex, 28 de ago de 2015 20:25, Bernardo Gurgel de Faria < notifications@github.com> escreveu:
This framework is a freaking hell to extend/customize in Rails [image: :rage2:]
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@fmarquesfilho I think the overhead of writing in english (for me, at the moment) would be too big. I can maybe translate it someday (after presenting), but I'd feel more comfortable and would be faster writing it first in portuguese. Sorry :(
@bernardogfilho So why keep it?
The same for me, @fmarquesfilho. It would be cool, but only if I had more time to invest. Unfortunately it's not the case.
I'm still figuring out how the customization works, @IgorMarques. It's really opinionated, the best way to change some colors, for example, is changing the variables, because the classes are defined as something like:
.ui.component > .subcomponent > .element .another-element {
...
}
So the only way to override this class, is to overriding all this chain of classes :rage3:
Posso fazer merge?
I'm testing the Semantic UI as an user interface library.
The goal is to have a well defined set of user interface components available, so everyone can develop their features without a deep knowledge about the css and js implementation – so everyone can be independent. All the components are very well documented in Semantic UI website.
This is an experiment. I'm just trying out. Feel free to comment about it. Feedback is more than appreciated.
Feedback is love :heart: