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<blockquote data-quote="Sysode" data-source="post: 305495" data-attributes="member: 25453"><p>The thing with bootstrap is, it's not primarily aimed at front-end developers, more for back-end people who are wanting to save time on the look and feel of their site and want to focus more on the system itself. It's not cheating at all, I mean if a resource is there to speed up productivity then why not go for it? </p><p></p><p>Personally though, I like to keep to my own code as when it comes to editing it, I know where everything is and I can jump straight to it, rather than having to get a feel of external code. I'd also say it's quite lazy if you're a web designer and you're using Bootstrap <strong>without </strong>altering it quite heavily - for example, more than just a few color changes.</p><p></p><p>Anyway, back to the original topic, I'd stay away from Bootstrap as of now (if you are looking to do front-end) as it's most likely to make you lazy as apposed to increase your knowledge.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sysode, post: 305495, member: 25453"] The thing with bootstrap is, it's not primarily aimed at front-end developers, more for back-end people who are wanting to save time on the look and feel of their site and want to focus more on the system itself. It's not cheating at all, I mean if a resource is there to speed up productivity then why not go for it? Personally though, I like to keep to my own code as when it comes to editing it, I know where everything is and I can jump straight to it, rather than having to get a feel of external code. I'd also say it's quite lazy if you're a web designer and you're using Bootstrap [B]without [/B]altering it quite heavily - for example, more than just a few color changes. Anyway, back to the original topic, I'd stay away from Bootstrap as of now (if you are looking to do front-end) as it's most likely to make you lazy as apposed to increase your knowledge. [/QUOTE]
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