Quiz

1. Is the setup part universal every time when we want to set up a Bootstrap

   Yes, pretty much.

2. What’s the comparison between CSS Grid and Bootstrap in terms of performance and flexibility? When should we use bootstrap over the built in features of html or css components? How does container-fluid differ from just container in responsive design? Are there any limitations of using bootstrap for accessibility over others we have used?

   Great question! I won't try to answer every facet of it; please follow up.

   Bootstrap isn't going anywhere. Zillions of websites use it, and it still has lots of stuff (HTML snippets and CSS classes) that the new grid designs don't cover.

   Nevertheless, the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) continues to try to improve the HTML and CSS languages, to make websites easier to design. Grid is part of that, which makes certain parts of Bootstrap unnecessary.

   Bootstrap does require loading a ton of CSS, much of which you are not using. So, that's a drain on network bandwidth and browser memory. But caching helps. There are also newer techniques that slim down the CSS, at the cost of making caching less effective.

   I think that for the foreseeable future, they will continue to co-exist.