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Bootstrap

CSS framework that made responsive layout the default

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About Bootstrap

Bootstrap is a frontend toolkit for building responsive websites and applications. Developers use it to create user interfaces with prebuilt components, a grid system, and JavaScript plugins. The framework is customizable through Sass, allowing developers to override variables, import only needed components, and extend styling with CSS variables. Bootstrap can be integrated into projects via package managers like npm, through a content delivery network, or by downloading source files directly. It works across platforms and supports integration with JavaScript build tools such as Webpack, Parcel, and Vite.

Bootstrap is developed by twbs and distributed under the MIT License, making it free to use and modify. The toolkit includes comprehensive documentation and examples to help developers get started with various installation methods and use cases.

Developer
twbs
GitHub
License
MIT License
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Language
Cascading Style Sheets, HTML, JavaScript, Sass
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Platforms
cross-platform
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First release
19 August 2011
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Latest release
5.3.8, 25 August 2025
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GitHub stars
717
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Repository since
May 2022
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