jqueryui is far more customizable, generally well supported and with a lot of widgets.
That being said, if you're happy with the tools that boostrap's framework provide, there's no need to use jqueryUI's ones (and that's a sentence as general as it could be with any other framework/lib/etc of your choice). On Tuesday, January 1, 2013 7:45:56 PM UTC+1, HittingSmoke wrote: > > I have some experience with Boostrap and the associated javascript tools > it comes with. I just stumbled across the jQueryUI lines in layout.html > last night so I thought I'd look it up. > > It would seem to me there's quite a bit of overlap in the functionality of > the two. I'm curious why jQueryUI entries are included since web2py uses > Bootstrap. Is there some advantage to using jQueryUI that I'm missing? Do > the two conflict with eachother? Why would I want to enable jQueryUI for a > web2py app when I have the Bootstrap javascript tools. > --
