For those considering switching from Bootstrap to Material or Tailwind or whatever, fwiw PurgeCSS does a really good job slimming down the bootstrap CSS. That, combined with the fact that Angular with standalone components now properly tree shakes the javascript, means that Bootstrap is likely back to being the most performant CSS framework.
I personally love the fact that BS is being developed actively. I invested a lot of time learning all the scss and mixin files intimately and always appreciated how the team structured them such that it strikes the right balance between turn-key vs customization.
Is there any similar CSS framework like Bootstrap, but more oriented to corporate/business use, where complicated data tables are bigger requirement than components to build a landing page?
I think I stopped following Bootstrap since they released 4.0.<p>I have a feeling that they just tinker around the edges while creating breaking changes so that you can't upgrade your project without doing massive amount of work.<p>That being said I have a couple of projects running on now you could say ancient version of Bootstrap and they are doing fine.<p>Maybe they could get my interest if they could explain in simple terms why are they doing all those changes? Otherwise it does not make sense.<p>How 5.3.0 is better than 3.0? What does it solve in a better way?<p>I opened some help pages and it seems like an overcomplicated mess. Almost like studying for PhD to create a basic page. Why?