We have developed considerable basic knowledge of Bootstrap and React-Bootstrap from this chapter, so let's quickly revise what we have learnt so far.

While going through the definition and use of Bootstrap and React-Bootstrap we saw that React-Bootstrap is a very strong candidate with more flexibility and a smarter solution.

We have seen how we can create mobile navigation by just using a few features of Bootstrap and React-Bootstrap, which work well on all expected devices as well as on desktop browsers.

We also looked at the powerful responsive grid system including Bootstrap and created a simple two-column layout. While we were doing this, we learnt about the four different column class prefixes as well as nesting our grid.

We have also seen some very good features of Bootstrap such as offset, col-md-push-*, col-md-pull-*, hidden-md, hidden-lg, visible-sm-block, visible-md-inline-block, and helper-classes.

We hope you are also ready with your responsive layout and navigation. So now let's jump on to the next chapter.