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Bootstrap can be quite heavy or lightweight based on how it is used. By default, if you use the complete package you will get tons of features and a bigger code bundle but if you play it smart, you can only include what you need and use, making it super fast and easy to create a website/web app from scratch.

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Keeping this in view, does bootstrap slow down website?

The simple answer is that anything you add to a website will slow it down. Bootstrap contains large css files which all need to be downloaded to the users' device, potentially slowing down the initial page views.

Similarly, do we still need bootstrap? Yes. Once you learn one css framework the skills will easily transfer to others, and Bootstrap is still one of the biggest on the market. Plus it's fairly easy to learn and a good set of tools to have under your belt. So many job requirements state "knowledge working with CSS frameworks such as bootstrap, etc.".

Accordingly, how much time does it take to learn bootstrap?

If so, then learning bootstrap should take about a day (or a few hours). Otherwise, it could take 1-2 weeks or a month working with it and experimenting, depending on your prior knowledge. Getting up and running with LESS should take a few hours, as its pretty easy to understand if you know CSS.

When should I use bootstrap?

TO USE

  1. Saves time and is easy to use. Using Bootstrap, you can save a lot of time.
  2. Great grid system. Creating page layouts needs a good grid.
  3. Consistency. The problem that Bootstrap solved from the beginning was inconsistencies between designers and developers working on their projects.
  4. Compatibility.
Related Question Answers

Is bootstrap bloated?

Bootstrap is Bloated
You will not use all of Bootstrap's CSS, scripts, and components in your project. Bootstrap has so much going on that you are guaranteed to only use a portion of it. True, you can customize Bootstrap to only include a subset of features, but take a look at its Downloads page.

Can I get a job with JavaScript?

Basically, yes, if you know JS and whatever framework the company you're applying to uses, you can get a job, but if it's your first job they might expect to give you a decent amount of hands-on training for the first 3-6 months or so.
Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.