Subject: " Is it time to let go of Bootstrap? "
Closing Paragraph: " Should we use Bootstrap still in 2021? Of course, It is best in class for rapid web-design [..] If you want a quick site for a Boot camp you arrange next week, go for Bootstrap, It's faster to build, gives responsiveness. "
I tried to answer the question in subject line, with a starter's perspective.
Closing paragraph too, I tried to convey that, Bootstrap is still competent enough in 2021. In the line "Not inflexiblity but the long hours of customization", I meant the same what a user mentioned in the discussions. I kindly suggest you to read the full discussions, ".
Basically the post is formatted as questions and answers. You probably got it in a wrong way I guess.
All the things I mentioned in this post, advocate for the "BOOTSTRAP IS NOT DEAD". The last Bootcamp example, is just for pressing the fact, that Functionality > Design use case.
I am no way perfect, if you find it wrong, I would love your feedback :-)
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Subject: " Is it time to let go of Bootstrap? "
Closing Paragraph: " Should we use Bootstrap still in 2021? Of course, It is best in class for rapid web-design [..] If you want a quick site for a Boot camp you arrange next week, go for Bootstrap, It's faster to build, gives responsiveness. "
This is clickbait at its worst.
Certainly not my motive!
Sorry if you find it that way :-(
Probably not, I've never intended to clickbait.
I tried to answer the question in subject line, with a starter's perspective.
Closing paragraph too, I tried to convey that, Bootstrap is still competent enough in 2021. In the line "Not inflexiblity but the long hours of customization", I meant the same what a user mentioned in the discussions. I kindly suggest you to read the full discussions, ".
Basically the post is formatted as questions and answers. You probably got it in a wrong way I guess.
All the things I mentioned in this post, advocate for the "BOOTSTRAP IS NOT DEAD". The last Bootcamp example, is just for pressing the fact, that Functionality > Design use case.
I am no way perfect, if you find it wrong, I would love your feedback :-)
Thanks for commenting!