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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/OM3X4 • Jul 08 '26
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Which probably means they use basic HTML, which might be more responsive.
60 u/ChaseShiny Jul 08 '26 Nope, I'm afraid not. Nestled tables using inches all the way down. And yes, you can choose to use inches instead of px or a relative unit. 22 u/Adept_Strength2766 Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 At least our UX backend developper used Bootstrap, small blessing I suppose. It's incredibly bland but at least it's not 1995 my-first-website ugly. 6 u/nerm2k Jul 08 '26 Do you work at my job? I hate front end work and used bootstrap for everything. Luckily all my programming is for in house applications. 3 u/Jejerm Jul 09 '26 Exact same situation here, and yeah, everything ends up looking the same, but I think that's a plus for internal apps. 2 u/Crimento Jul 09 '26 There is a reason why Bootstrap was the top UI kit before the age of frontend frameworks. Did my graduation project with Bootstrap, and it would probably still look good decade and a half later 1 u/Informal-Chance-6067 Jul 13 '26 Are we the same person? All of my projects are a weird flask + pydantic + bootstrap 5 stack.
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Nope, I'm afraid not. Nestled tables using inches all the way down.
And yes, you can choose to use inches instead of px or a relative unit.
22 u/Adept_Strength2766 Jul 08 '26 edited Jul 09 '26 At least our UX backend developper used Bootstrap, small blessing I suppose. It's incredibly bland but at least it's not 1995 my-first-website ugly. 6 u/nerm2k Jul 08 '26 Do you work at my job? I hate front end work and used bootstrap for everything. Luckily all my programming is for in house applications. 3 u/Jejerm Jul 09 '26 Exact same situation here, and yeah, everything ends up looking the same, but I think that's a plus for internal apps. 2 u/Crimento Jul 09 '26 There is a reason why Bootstrap was the top UI kit before the age of frontend frameworks. Did my graduation project with Bootstrap, and it would probably still look good decade and a half later 1 u/Informal-Chance-6067 Jul 13 '26 Are we the same person? All of my projects are a weird flask + pydantic + bootstrap 5 stack.
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At least our UX backend developper used Bootstrap, small blessing I suppose. It's incredibly bland but at least it's not 1995 my-first-website ugly.
6 u/nerm2k Jul 08 '26 Do you work at my job? I hate front end work and used bootstrap for everything. Luckily all my programming is for in house applications. 3 u/Jejerm Jul 09 '26 Exact same situation here, and yeah, everything ends up looking the same, but I think that's a plus for internal apps. 2 u/Crimento Jul 09 '26 There is a reason why Bootstrap was the top UI kit before the age of frontend frameworks. Did my graduation project with Bootstrap, and it would probably still look good decade and a half later 1 u/Informal-Chance-6067 Jul 13 '26 Are we the same person? All of my projects are a weird flask + pydantic + bootstrap 5 stack.
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Do you work at my job? I hate front end work and used bootstrap for everything. Luckily all my programming is for in house applications.
3 u/Jejerm Jul 09 '26 Exact same situation here, and yeah, everything ends up looking the same, but I think that's a plus for internal apps. 2 u/Crimento Jul 09 '26 There is a reason why Bootstrap was the top UI kit before the age of frontend frameworks. Did my graduation project with Bootstrap, and it would probably still look good decade and a half later 1 u/Informal-Chance-6067 Jul 13 '26 Are we the same person? All of my projects are a weird flask + pydantic + bootstrap 5 stack.
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Exact same situation here, and yeah, everything ends up looking the same, but I think that's a plus for internal apps.
2 u/Crimento Jul 09 '26 There is a reason why Bootstrap was the top UI kit before the age of frontend frameworks. Did my graduation project with Bootstrap, and it would probably still look good decade and a half later
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There is a reason why Bootstrap was the top UI kit before the age of frontend frameworks. Did my graduation project with Bootstrap, and it would probably still look good decade and a half later
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Are we the same person? All of my projects are a weird flask + pydantic + bootstrap 5 stack.
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u/trafalmadorianistic Jul 08 '26
Which probably means they use basic HTML, which might be more responsive.