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Pretty simple process actually!
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Download the bootstrap file here (the first option)-
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Place the folder into your main app’s static folder. You can then start to use classes from bootstrap in your HTML.
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Make sure your static assets are set correctly so Django knows where to find the bootstrap components. Here’s a detailed tutorial if you need more help. http://www.effectivedjango.com/tutorial/static.html
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Bootstrap are mainly CSS and Javascript files that you can use from your web application html. You can use whatever backend you want with it.
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I suggest that you should use django-bootstrap3. This package is easy to use and has an active development support. For detailed docs, please read this.
Also you can look at django-twitter-bootstrap to try out another option.
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