Hi.
What comes to Django, it doesn't care about bootstrap. IOW, whatever you
put in your client side (browser) is up to you. You just put correct
stuff in static files and templates so Django can create proper HTML
output and serve/collect static files (static css, images, fonts etc)
while development/deployment.
Django iself doesn't need any special support for that, it already has
all the bells and whistles built-in to do that.
If you want to introduce some kind of asset handling pipeline (css
compilation, js minimification) there are few 3rd party apps there than
can do it for you. Never used any though.
On 28.11.2017 0.11, Gordon Neal wrote:
Looking to start a web design projects and as a python programmer I would like
to use django but it seems difficult. I am planning on using bs v 4 with Sass.
This is a new project. Any solution so I don't have to learn the whole ruby stuf
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