A good Joomla framework
By Antonio Starace on Friday, 16 May 2014
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Hi guys, can some Joomla guru help me choose the right framework to use for my ES based project?
T3, Gantry, UIkit, or...? Since ES is bootstrap 3 based, should I also look for bootstrap based frameworks?
What should I look for? Positions? Specific features?

Thank you
For me, T3 works good as some others are also using T3 as their backbone (but most of them using an older version that might have more conflicts) .
Dreamonde Limited / Alfred Tang
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Friday, 16 May 2014 22:24
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Hello Antonio,

It's been a while since I see you around. Are you on holiday or something?

In my humble opinion, if you are proficient enough, don't use any frameworks and rely just purely on Bootstrap 3 . That's by far the fastest for me
Mark
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Saturday, 17 May 2014 01:16
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Hi Mark,
no holiday (unfortunately), just busy on other projects.

Your suggestion is good, relying purely on BS should avoid useless code, thus keeping things quite fast, but I'm a total Joomla noob so using a framework should be easier for me. I'm still at the early stage of my project.
Antonio Starace
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Tuesday, 20 May 2014 22:15
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Ah, so it must be good business for you Yes, if you are able to cope with purely Twitter Bootstrap, then stick with it
Mark
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Tuesday, 20 May 2014 22:31
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