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jQuery Mobile hasn’t been updated in years - since 2014. From a technical and design viewpoint, it's obsolete. From a security view, it's also a problem. It relies on jQuery 2.2, which is considered a security risk. | |||
The [[Framework Converter]] can be used to convert the jQuery Mobile controls in your project to their equivalents in Bootstrap 4. | The [[Framework Converter]] can be used to convert the jQuery Mobile controls in your project to their equivalents in Bootstrap 4. | ||
Revision as of 15:31, 17 July 2019
jQuery Mobile hasn’t been updated in years - since 2014. From a technical and design viewpoint, it's obsolete. From a security view, it's also a problem. It relies on jQuery 2.2, which is considered a security risk.
The Framework Converter can be used to convert the jQuery Mobile controls in your project to their equivalents in Bootstrap 4.
In most cases, the converter will update your controls properly, especially the most commonly used ones. However, there are some fix ups you will need to do to your controls and code.
Here are hints for each of the controls. Feel free to edit this document and add tips for others!