Stripes Review

I like that it's easy to use, and you can build very complex pages with only a few files. The code is also very clean. It's not as powerful as other frameworks out there, but if your needs are simple then this will do just fine. You have to know how to write HTML properly, otherwise it will look messy. If you're looking for an easy way to create websites without having to learn CSS or JavaScript, then this is definitely worth a try. We needed something that would allow us to quickly build a…

It's easy to learn, it handles images well and it can be easily customised. It's not as popular as other tools so there aren't many tutorials or examples out there. The community around Stripes is good though. I do like how you can have different CSS stylesheets for each of your pages. We use Stripes for all our presentations and we love it. The only thing that I dislike is having to upload multiple versions of the same image for IE compatibility. If you're looking for something quick and…

I like how it works with your existing java code, so you dont have to rewrite everything. Its easy to use once its set up correctly. The documentation can be confusing when getting started or even when looking at other people's work in progress. You should try out different ways of doing things before just settling into one way that seems most logical. It was more difficult than expected to get all our components working together. We had some issues where we couldn't access certain resources…

The fact that it's open source, so I can customize to my heart content without having to worry about licensing issues. Also, because of this, most developers are willing to contribute back code improvements as well as bugs fixes. Not much, but there are some things which could be improved like adding support for more CSS media types, etc. A good starting point to learn how to build modern web apps with Spring Boot. We're developing an app where we need to show dynamic data from our database in