A good example is going to be the upgrade process from 2.x to 3.x.
If you have been developing your site with Bootstrap to-date, then you've very likely been using their style classes throughout. For example, if you setup a grid on a page, perhaps you did something like this:
But with Bootstrap 3.x you'll need to change every instance of span* with col-span-*. Wouldn't it be nice if, instead of changing all of your templates, you could simply modify the LESS/CSS files using mixins?
Upgrading is just one example, another example is attempting to use Bootstrap to style an existing application where you do not have the ability (or only a limited ability) to change the HTML, but only the ability to inject a CSS "theme".
If you have been developing your site with Bootstrap to-date, then you've very likely been using their style classes throughout. For example, if you setup a grid on a page, perhaps you did something like this:
But with Bootstrap 3.x you'll need to change every instance of span* with col-span-*. Wouldn't it be nice if, instead of changing all of your templates, you could simply modify the LESS/CSS files using mixins?Upgrading is just one example, another example is attempting to use Bootstrap to style an existing application where you do not have the ability (or only a limited ability) to change the HTML, but only the ability to inject a CSS "theme".