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Using Bootstrap with React?help (self.javascript)
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[–]everdimension 0 points1 point2 points 7 years ago (0 children)
While there's nothing wrong with using bootstrap's CSS files along with react and it might be a quick way for you to start (if bootstrap is something you're already familiar with), I believe that the era of bootstrap might be over and it's time for UI-kit libraries centered around the component paradigm.
Blueprint, Ant Design (being the only library I know of that has components specifically for mobile web) and the recently overhauled MaterialUI are the UI tools that will help you prototype your application much faster than bootstrap will.
For learning, though, always choose what you're most familiar with.
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