If you take a look what is there at Sugar and Suite directories:
include/javascript/jquery/bootstrap.min.js
themes/default/less/bootstrap.less
themes/default/less/bootstrap-mobile.less
themes/default/css/bootstrap.cssSeems that something of bootstrap is being used… but is in an old version, besides in order to take full advantage of bootstrap and other new features, we should have a more deep adaptation to html5. Today if you put in your navigator “view source code”, you will find int the first line:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">If you see BMyA4 theme, in near future versions, you will find instead:
<!DOCTYPE html>This is an attempt to begin and adaptation of the theme to full html5. But this is not an easy thing, since, for example, the code is difficult to validate w3c. Another example is my unsuccessful attempt to use fonts in the theme.
However, I think that this kind of objectives could be reached easier thru SuiteCRM community than in the past. UI is the main, (sometimes if not the only) aspect that make the end common users to adopt or reject a software tool today, and the developers community knows that.