Getting Bootstrap

[guilhermearmelo]

Try getting bootstrap from getbootstrap.com
Add:

on index.html. The css folder is not making the app faster, but slower.

[qgustavor]

I think the website could be reworked in some ways:

• Rename the Leaflet tutorial title...
• Stylesheets could use CDNs, like scripts.
• Inline styles and scripts could be moved to their own files.
• border-radius doesn't need vendor prefixes, so those can be removed.
• There are some unused variables on the website code, like this one.

I can send a pull request fixing the above points, but I also have some questions:

• How about using a linter?
• Is it OK to keep using modern JavaScript features (like async/await and fetch)?
• If the website becomes complex try to keep it "vanilla" or use some library?

In most of my projects I like using Vue (which I think it's easy to learn and is also "incrementally adoptable") and Standard (which some people might not like because it avoids semicolons... but, well, Python don't use those). But those are my personal preferences, I will try to keep using the same code style if you prefer.

[glauberfc]

I think React can be a good choice

[qgustavor]

@glauberfc I'm fine with React, but I find Vue's "incrementally adoptable" good for this project as we can just add a <script> for now instead of requiring a build step to compile JSX or having to avoid it.

Edit: can I use Standard (or even Semi-Standard)?

Edit 2: I just noticed that #15 would be a better place to place those ideas.

[vaniaon]

Guys,

Since now we have a list of independents projects, I think we can use frontend technologies that the first front dev who take the project are more familiar with. The idea is using microservices and devops technologies for integrate them.
As I wrote in the readme, once you are working on a project, this put a comment there for everyone know.

I am closing this issue.