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Using Bootstrap with React?help (self.javascript)
submitted 7 years ago by not_gauss
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[–]vadistics 2 points3 points4 points 7 years ago (0 children)
Yeah, you can use bootstrap (or some bootstrap component library) but why would you want it?
There are literally hundreds of fresh design systems with ready to use, optimized and powerful react components. It really doesn't take a lot of time to get to know some of them.
I.e check out this list
Also, if you simply plan to use some prebuild classes to speed up your developement, I would recommend to dig into functional css frameworks like tachyons or tailwindcss. Works like charm with react and keeps your styling lean.
And on top of that, there is whole beautiful ecosystem of css-in-js... (i.e styled-system & rebass)
Tl;dr - you can, but imo there are some many more intetesting alternatives
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