Using Bootstrap for Responsive verses...

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So I have chosen to write sites in responsive the old fashioned way and have yet to really play with the Bootstrap version. What are the pros and cons of just writing your own code verses using Bootstrap?

Seeking those that have experienced one or both.
#website design #bootstrap #responsive #verses
  • I personally do not "write" responsive. I write desktop, and I write mobile. responsive is for lazy people!
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    • are you kidding me?

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  • Bootstrap allows you to create responsive sites faster using predefined classes. The downside is linking to thousands of lines of code that create the so-called bloat, which means that making changes to the styles becomes more difficult. It also takes time mastering Bootstrap - familiarizing with the grid system and the predefined classes.
  • Responsive website:- Have same css just different styling that work on conditions that mean width & height size.

    Why use bootsrap when you can add your own
    @media only screen and (max-width: xxxpx){ ....... }
    use width in % for some class along with inline-blocks and there you have it
  • Responsive is awesome and the design is modern and sleek for the current era of time we are in. Its the future for the time being.
  • To answer the question.. bootstrap is awesome.. saves so much time and gets the job done 'roughly' the same way.
  • grid frame work (960 grid) is the best alternative for bootstrap.

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    So I have chosen to write sites in responsive the old fashioned way and have yet to really play with the Bootstrap version. What are the pros and cons of just writing your own code verses using Bootstrap? Seeking those that have experienced one or both.