How is bootstrap being used now?

Question

Bootstrap

I would like to understand in what context bootstrap is being used now. Well, that is, what it is used for and what is really worth using from this frame. I heard it somewhere, and judging by the lessons on YouTube, someone manages to make entire sites on it, someone uses only the grid. I would like to know an unambiguous opinion, because I personally, when meeting him, asked a bunch of questions. Ready-made adaptive grid - yes, it's cool and necessary, instead of writing a bunch of media queries. But buttons, ready-made navbars, forms, tables, is there a use for this now? Personally, when I was practicing layout (please note that only html / css is in the arsenal now) using bootstrap, I spat when I made the navbar, tried to move the hamburger to the opposite side of the screen on the mobile version, sat all day, Google did not give me anything sensible, in the end I'm evil having estimated the labor costs for the movement of hamburgers at 8 o'clock, he simply spat on this idea. I would like to understand, maybe I'm studying it in the wrong direction?

Answer 1

Save time when you need it fast and cheap. They draw the design on the grid, then someone types it up and you're done.
You can quickly throw some kind of admin interface on the interface, etc.

Answer 2

How is bootstrap being used now?

Like any framework of the UI category (or close to it), it is used for a variety of tasks. The scope of its application depends incl. on the quality and cost of the project, of course, as well as on the experience of the layout designer and a number of other factors.
Many people (including myself) use it for "admin panels". Others, while working on projects that do not require special quality, use it, incl. and on the front of the site, in some cases - use only the grid from it for the same purposes.
Globally, the scope of Bootstrap and its analogues depends on your fantasies and on how appropriate it is to apply it in a particular case. If you need to "quickly" file a project that would somehow look like on mobile devices, without pretensions to the quality of the final product (layout) - BS is optimally suited for such tasks (I'm talking about its grid). If there is no site design, from the word "completely", you can also use the rest of its parts to make the site look like at least something.

having estimated the labor costs for the movement of hamburgers at 8 hours, he simply spat on this idea

I can’t say for 100% that this issue is solved “once or twice”, but I’m sure that, knowing CSS at the proper level, work with the movement of any element, incl. "hamburger", incl. in relation to BS'u - should not be, and without the use of Google and other similar tools.