While I have been using Jekyll for a few months now, I am running into some very nice website designs that require some fiddling with Bootstrap, a popular framework for website development (mobile-friendly/mobile-first).

Bootstrap

Here are some of my notes on learning Bootstrap:

  • There is a CodeSchool course on this here.
  • The purpose of this framework is to simplify the process of working with HTML, CSS, and JS files simultaneously.
  • It assists with quick styling and organizing, reducing the amount of CSS and JS meddling you have to do to get a website up and running.
  • It is popular, for example, see Lyft, and Apple Maps Connect.
  • It can be used for responsive web design.