I'm going to be developing a web site that will have some real-time and ajax functionality. I'm extremely interested in Bootstrap, but not sure it is well-adapted to my needs. I'm a complete newbie -- I've never created an entire web site before. I know the basics of HTML and Javascript (and am very well-versed in Python for the server side). I expect to be doing a lot of learning and studying in the upcoming days, and right now, I'm trying to decide what tools/frameworks will be the recipients of my attention. Bootstrap looks great, but if there are limitations that will cause me problems down the road, perhaps I should concentrate on something like JQuery UI instead.
For example, suppose I present a typeahead search box, and when the user settles on a string in the typeahead, a text area will be filled with some text, retrieved from the server in real time. Can you point me to info explaining a recommended way to achieve that in a Bootstrap context? Also, I expect to have push elements for live updates of scores. I'm thinking about using PubNub for that, which has a jquery push API (http://www.pubnub.com/blog/jquery-push-api). Would there be any problem using that in the context of a Bootstrap-based site? Many thanks in advance for any advice.
