Yes, but that just states that bootstrap is more than ready for heady traffic. A tipical bussines RIA will be run just for a hundred or thounsands of employees inside company's LAN, so heavy traffic won't be an issue.
What could become an issue is how suitable bootstrap is to allow a programmer to create a robust set of classes to handle data entry forms of dozens of fields with validations, multiple-pages, multiple-chained forms, complex navigational menus, etc. Regards Victor Espina On Friday, May 11, 2012 10:48:57 AM UTC-5, austiine wrote: > > well, if big boys like twitter and youtube are playing with it then i'd > say it is more than ready > > On Fri, May 11, 2012 at 6:38 PM, Victor Espina <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Hi. I am a senior desktop MIS programmer that is in the process of >> jumping to RIA programming. I had been reading about JQuery and ExtJS for >> about a couple of months, but find out about bootstrap a couple of days >> before and got really hooked with it's beatifull and clean interface and >> its grid system. >> >> I guess my question would be: its bootstrap ready for a large intranet >> MIS project ? or it is more suitable for small websites ? >> >> Thanks >> >> Victor Espina >> >> >
