I can see your point but, as someone who works with Bootstrap and jQuery, don&#x27;t mix them. :) It&#x27;s not the same kind of problem.<p>Even seasoned pros can gain something from jQuery. I know, I know: most jQuery-based code is bad, and the need for jQuery is becoming smaller everyday, but it still is among the nicest pieces of JavaScript. jQuery can save you time and boost your productivity without &quot;imposing&quot;, as Bootstrap does (and any other CSS framework, as CSS is inherently global).