With the increasing popularity of single-page applications over the last few years, so many frontend JavaScript frameworks have emerged, such as Angular, React, Vue.js, Ember — the list goes on. As a result, using DOM libraries such as jQuery is no longer a necessary requirement for building web apps.
On the other hand, a couple of CSS frameworks also emerged to help meet the requirements of building responsive web apps. Almost every frontend developer must have either used or heard about Bootstrap, Foundation, or Bulma, each being a responsive (mobile-first) CSS framework with robust features and built-in utilities.
While React has become the most-used JavaScript framework for building web applications, Bootstrap is the most popular CSS framework, powering millions of websites on the internet. So it becomes necessary to explore various ways in which Bootstrap can be used in React apps, and that is the aim of this tutorial.
This tutorial does not in any way attempt to teach either React or Bootstrap in detail; it is expected that you already have some prior experience working with React and/or Bootstrap. If you need help with any of these, check the React docs and the Bootstrap documentation.
Read more: https://blog.logrocket.com/how-to-use-bootstrap-with-react-a354715d1121/
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