Using OpenUI5 view layer similar to Twitter Bootstrap on top of other web application...

Hello UI5 enthusiasts,

I was wondering if it is possible to extract the OpenUI5 view layer in a way similar to Twitters Bootstrap.

The reason is that I work at an SAP partner that creates software outside of the SAP stack. We would like to add the UI5 look and feel to our own web applications though, which are build on Angular and Twitter Bootstrap.

The goal would be to let our customers become attuned to the Fiori look and feel and increase the familiarity of our SAP products. Which could eventually lead to more sales on that side.

But for that we would prefer a light-weight solution. I'm not aware of using the openui5 stack like that, because it needs to load the core and manages the application in its own way.

For that it would be great to have the view components isolated to use them on their own.

Is it possible to do that or would it be an option for the UI5 product team to create a Bootstrap like solution as described above?

Kind regards,

Michael

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