Pros
- Works in all modern browsers
- Normalizes many little CSS annoyances
- Lightweight
- Customizable
- Encourages use of LESS CSS (http://lesscss.org)
- Gives consistency
- Many starter templates available
- Integrated with jQuery
- Comes with some jQuery plugins
- Some jQuery plugins now offer Bootstrap theming
- Less originality
- Limited jQuery plugins. Certainly, you can integrate your own; find other 3rd party controls, etc. But out of the box, you are missing the heavy-hitters, like grids, tree views, drag and drop, etc.
- Weak for complex data entry forms
- Naming conventions and semantics are mediocre. Example: using the <i> tag for icons. Class names like "pull-right".
- It's very customizable, but inevitably many sites start looking alike (just like WordPress—consider how many blog sites look the same).
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