Hi,
On Mon, Aug 24, 2015 at 9:49 PM, michal vas <[email protected]> wrote: > I try to create a poc with a bootstrap style and I saw the wicket-bootstrap > project. > > Why are the pros and cons using this wrapper ? > Pros: - integration with third party bootstrap plugins, i.e. not part of Bootstrap itself - easier migration to Bootstrap.next, because Bootstrap devs tend to make a lot of breaking changes in major versions and you either get the migration for (almost) free by upgrading Wicket-Bootstrap or you have to go over your HTML files and migrate yourself > Why not using bootstrap directly in the html pages only ? > It is possible to use Wicket-Bootstrap both ways. Many components in bootstrap-core just generate the correct HTML for you, e.g. buttons, carousel, etc. You can just avoid these components and apply the expected (by Bootstrap) HTML yourself in your markup files. > Using the wicket-bootstrap project wouldn't make the java code too much > linked with the bootstrap framework ? > It would. The benefit of Wicket-Bootstrap is the collection of integrations with third party Bootstrap widgets > > Best regards, > Michal >
