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

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    Are you required to use bootstrap at all? Or are you open to the gloriousness that is flex and grid?
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    @AleCx04 I usually code back-end. Hehe or bs is only good for developing static sites?
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    @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.
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    @J-2FA thought it can be used for web apps with server. Turns out, only for static sites. Haha nonetheless, thanks!
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    @AleCx04 ohh i see thanks for the insight!
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    @J-2FA will consider that since i don't usually do the front-end. Haha
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    @J-2FA on my current project I use Python with Flask and a nosql db. Haha you?
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    @J-2FA ohh great! i like to learn that too in front and back-end but I suck at JS. Haha
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    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.
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