Closed gxclarke closed 10 years ago
Thanks for your comment. Here is my justification for your comments/questions.
It seems overkill to create a folder for just one file. Both bootstarp and jquery has one file. So I felt there is no reason to create a folder for them. Where as angular and kendo has many files and folder structure is needed for organization.
I like Kendo controls more than the BootStrap controls and will be using them in my projects. Hence I don't need bootstrap controls so I haven't included any javascript files. But I need the bootstrap responsive design css files. I am using bootstrap for css and Kendo for controls.
Also I please check my updated VS template at https://github.com/prasannapattam/ng-demos/tree/master/ng-demos/ng-models
Here is the corresponding blog for this: http://www.spaprogrammer.com/2014/07/visual-studio-project-structure-for.html
Thank you for your insights.
I believe that the bootstrap.js file you're including is for all the bootstrap components, so if you're not using them you won't need it. Btw... I also use Kendo controls a lot, but there are a few things in bootstrap for which there is no Kendo equivalent (e.g. affix, carousel, scrollspy), so you may consider using both -- perhaps include just the individual bootstrap js files you'll use rather than the whole thing.
For the same reason you mentioned, I want to use bootstrap controls that are not included in Kendo, I have included bootstrap.js in my project.
I'm just curious about your thinking behind the organization of the Scripts folder.
In particular:
Thanks! Gary