Bootstrap is the most popular frontend framework today. One of its advantages is that it is easy to start working with. In fact, it is possible to simply get the links for Bootstrap's CSS and JS files over a Content Delivery Network (CDN), and you are good to go!
However, under this low barrier to entry lies a whole world of possibilities to put together websites in Bootstrap 4.
For example, there are additional ways to install Bootstrap, such as cloning it via Git or installing it via NPM or Bower.
There are also several ways to work with it, with increasing levels of complexity. For example, you can simply use its CSS as is. You can also use its SCSS files, which come with the default installation in Bootstrap 4. By tweaking SCSS ...
