The beauty of Bootstrap is in the name. Need to get something up and running? And not look like a design-blind (BE) engineer built it? That's Bootstraps sweet s

The beauty of Bootstrap is in the name. Need to get something up and running? And not look like a design-blind (BE) engineer built it? That's Bootstraps sweet spot. Mind you, it gets used for quite a bit more, but ultimately that was the intent. If that's what you need, use it. Then, later, replace it. But in the shortterm it's about having one less thing (i.e., FE) to worry about. fwiw, the same still applies to jQuery. Perhaps not THE long term answer. But in the MVP short term it can make sense.