Truth be told as I do more Angular and React I see more examples that use other CSS choices such as SASS, LESS and even Font Awesome. For example an Angular 4 multi select tool that I found very useful. So my app combined bootstrap with font awesome in that case. App level, template level and in-line level using lazy loading and ... well you get the picture. I seldom feel I have control over it anymore. I just assemble it all and hope the UI/UX looks good, is uniform and functional. I will agree that JQuery has some issues with browser tools such as Google auto fill. Newer scripting tools are building fixes that corrupt results when the tools clash. The JQuery are not keeping up. This is problematic in maintaining web sites that are older. JQuery was very good to me I should mention but users want their browser tools and not excuses when glitches occur.
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Truth be told as I do more Angular and React I see more examples that use other CSS choices such as SASS, LESS and even Font Awesome. For example an Angular 4 multi select tool that I found very useful. So my app combined bootstrap with font awesome in that case. App level, template level and in-line level using lazy loading and ... well you get the picture. I seldom feel I have control over it anymore. I just assemble it all and hope the UI/UX looks good, is uniform and functional. I will agree that JQuery has some issues with browser tools such as Google auto fill. Newer scripting tools are building fixes that corrupt results when the tools clash. The JQuery are not keeping up. This is problematic in maintaining web sites that are older. JQuery was very good to me I should mention but users want their browser tools and not excuses when glitches occur.