This is what I got out of the article as well. Not so much using Bootstrap, just using any kind of modular code is what's important. I work at a fairly large c

This is what I got out of the article as well. Not so much using Bootstrap, just using any kind of modular code is what's important. I work at a fairly large company and we just redesigned one of the sites and it was based on what I would call a "modified" bootstrap. Just enough to make a lot of the elements proprietary, but extendable to the rest of the companies websites who are all using different styles and designs. The future is really to move all these sites to this kind of modular approach. It also makes it easy for incoming devs to get up to speed and keeps the code consistent. You don't have to come up with crazy class names and spend hours trying to figure out what the last developer was doing. In general, it just makes everybody's job a lot easier.