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If I'm a non-technical person with minimal coding skills (C++, editing HTML/CSS, rudimentary knowledge of Ruby), should I invest time and effort to learn Bootst
by tonyjwang 14y ago
If I'm a non-technical person with minimal coding skills (C++, editing HTML/CSS, rudimentary knowledge of Ruby), should I invest time and effort to learn Bootstrap/Foundation? My goal is to develop a functional MVP that I can take to potential customers; I've validated the need for my product through individual sales but feel like I need to test a semi-functioning site to see if my idea can scale.
Would appreciate suggestions, alternatives.
- tonyjwang 14y agoShould I post this question as its own thread? I'm new to the HN community and haven't figured out all the norms around posting yet. Thanks.
- twog 14y agoNo, you responded correctly.
- tga 14y agoYou don't really "learn Bootstrap". If you can do web development, you just use whatever parts of Bootstrap you want by mirroring the homepage's code. If not, it's HTML/CSS that you have to learn and then you'll find Bootstrap an good resource.
- tonyjwang 14y agoThat makes sense, thanks.