Do anyone here uses Bootstrap Studio? Is it worth purchasing? Or just stick with traditional text editor?

Are you required to use bootstrap at all? Or are you open to the gloriousness that is flex and grid?

@AleCx04 I usually code back-end. Hehe or bs is only good for developing static sites?

@fullsnack-dev not necessarily. But depending on the specifications of the application at hand I find myself doing more stuff by hand instead of using bootstrap since it takes me longer to modify bootstrap to something that I may like.

@J-2FA thought it can be used for web apps with server. Turns out, only for static sites. Haha nonetheless, thanks!

@AleCx04 ohh i see thanks for the insight!

@J-2FA will consider that since i don't usually do the front-end. Haha

@J-2FA on my current project I use Python with Flask and a nosql db. Haha you?

@J-2FA ohh great! i like to learn that too in front and back-end but I suck at JS. Haha

I used to work with Pingendo (when it was for free), limited but it did its job.

Now about Bootstrap Studio.

I know to design in bootstrap 4 but I give it a shot.

* I create a new website (blank), ok
* Then I added a container (ok)
* Then I want to change the class to the container to container-fluid... but it is locked, and I can't edit the HTML manually. Finally; I figured that this program tries to hide the classes, so it works in setting->classes. For some people is ok, not for me.