Thanks Dylan.
The flat theme looks good, but if it isn't responsive it's not going to
give us what we need.
Am I right in thinking that migrating to Dojo 2 would be a pretty major
undertaking? I haven't had a good look at it yet, but at a cursory
glance it looks completely different to Dojo 1. Do you have a migration
guide written yet?
In your experience, what are Dojo 1 users doing to build responsive web
apps?
Yasir
On 9/6/17 6:04 am, Dylan Schiemann wrote:
> We have a modern flat theme that, while it doesn't have all the features
> of bootstrap, might be useful, at
>
https://github.com/dojo/themes/tree/master/flat . It is included in the
> Dojo 1.11 and 1.12 releases.
>
> fwiw, all of the Dojo 2 widgets are responsive (
>
http://github.com/dojo/widgets ), though Dojo 2 is still in an early
> beta release. But if you are feeling adventurous, you might enjoy trying
> that out as well.
>
> Regards,
> -Dylan
>
> on 6/7/17, 18:13 (GMT-07:00) Yasir Assam said the following:
>> We'd like to make our dojo web app responsive, and we're looking at
>> using Bootstrap 3 to do this.
>>
>> Our app makes heavy use of dijit widgets and dgrid.
>>
>> What's the best way of integrating Dojo with Bootstrap? I read online
>> that the dbootstrap [1] project has been abandoned.
>>
>> I know Dojo-Bootstrap [2] lets you use Bootstrap with Dojo, but as I
>> understand it, it ports a bunch of Bootstrap widgets to Dojo, which
>> won't help me much as I already use lots of Dijit and Dojox widgets, and
>> don't want to rewrite a whole bunch of code to use new widgets.
>>
>> Is there a better way, other than using Bootstrap, do make our app
>> responsive?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Yasir
>>
>>
>> [1]
https://github.com/atoha/dbootstrap/>>
>> [2]
https://github.com/xsokev/Dojo-Bootstrap>>
>>
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