What is Bootstrap

  What is Bootstrap?  

 The problem with basic HTML design is that the webpage may look different in a different browser or device (e.g. mobile, tablet and laptop). So we may need to modify the code by browser or device. This problem can be easily solved using Bootstrap.

 Bootstrap is a framework that uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for web design. It's all supported by Major browsers e.g. Firefox, Opera, and Chrome. Further, there are several predefined classes for bootstrap Easy layout e.g. Dropdown buttons, navigation bars and alerts, etc. After all, it responds in nature, that is, in layout Automatically changes by device e.g. Mobile or laptop etc.

  History :  

 Bootstrap was developed by Mark Auto and Jacob Thornton on Twitter. It was released as an open source product On August 7 on GitHub.

  Bootstrap is a complete frontend framework that helps to develop web applications without worrying at its forefront. If we are developers and our main focus is to demonstrate the power of our application with no effort on CSS designing, then Bootstrap is for us. This allows developers to choose from a popular reusable category HTML elements that were previously developed and styled by Bootstrap.

  Why use Bootstrap?  

    Mobile first approach:
    Since Bootstrap 3, the framework has mobile first styles throughout the library instead of individual files.
    Browser Support:
     All of these are supported by popular browsers.

    Easy to get started:
    Anyone with the knowledge of HTML and CSS can get started with Bootstrap. Also the bootstrap is a good documentation on the official site.
    Responsive design:
     Bootstrap has responsive CSS that auto integrates with desktop, tablet and mobile.