On 2012-12-20, at 5:14 AM, Erik Jan de Wit wrote:
>
>>
>> One thing I definitely did run into with Bootstrap was that it's
>> super-awkward to use their jQuery addons in an ErraiUI project. All of the
>> CSS is reusable, but the logic in the plugin is difficult to include and
>> invoke in a natural way. I ended up recreating the popover plugin code in
>> the Grocery List demo:
>>
>
> Couldn't you use JSNI or gwtquery for that? I guess making something like a
> component for this is then going to be more of a mis direction.
Yes, you definitely can. What I couldn't figure out was a *nice* way of
arranging everything while still using the Bootstrap-provided jQuery plugin. It
all became pleasant to use again when I reimplemented the behaviour in plain
GWT.
So far we've avoided getting into the "here's a set of widgets" game because
there are so many widgets for GWT already. I just brought this up because you
were suggesting to make some Bootstrap-specific widgets (the
row/column/responsive table ones) and I thought the Bootstrap jQuery widgets
were a closely related idea. :)
-Jonathan
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