I don't know a great deal of it, but the documentation is easy enough to follow that you can build a pretty simple web-page without too much trouble. It's mostly just adding the correct class names to your HTML elements.
I'm learning like you, and I didn't want to get too much into Bootstrap because I don't know JQuery. I did read somewhere that the next iteration, Bootstrap 5, is supposed to do away with JQuery. That would certainly help newer programmers learn it at a more in-depth level.
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I don't know a great deal of it, but the documentation is easy enough to follow that you can build a pretty simple web-page without too much trouble. It's mostly just adding the correct class names to your HTML elements.
I'm learning like you, and I didn't want to get too much into Bootstrap because I don't know JQuery. I did read somewhere that the next iteration, Bootstrap 5, is supposed to do away with JQuery. That would certainly help newer programmers learn it at a more in-depth level.