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[ZompaSenior]

It is probably a bit premature, but in the meantime I put the question on the table: do we start with a pure Bootstrap or with some template or extension?
I am for a pure Bootstrap: we have no particular graphic needs and so we do something simple, and when necessary we always have our hands free.

[giobber]

It is a bit premature, but is an important topic for the future
I'm not really sure of what you intend for "template or extension"

In the last 2-3 years I've used mainly tachyons as my CSS framework of reference, very lightweight and intuitive, optimal to build up a personal site with a modern and customized feel. If I want to be fast on developing the site's style A'll pick this one.

On the other side, Bootstrap has a lot of useful features, in particular SCSS theming (which is a feature that I absolutely want in this project). Other advantages of using bootstrap in a public project is his capillary diffusion in web projects

A 'must-of' in any case will be a SCSS compiler, I think there are various library to build up SCSS automatically on django server restart, at the moment django_compressor and django-libsass seem to be promising

[ZompaSenior]

I think we are aligned.
Regarding the SCSS, I'm a little immature about it, but I intend to update myself on the matter.

[giobber]

For simply using bootstrap without changing its defaults SCSS is not necessary

But if you want ti change his defaults without using bad and ugly CSS rules with !important everywhere...that Is the way