update wiki Bootstrap story #5239 - #5248

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There's another section at the bottom that references version 3 and version 4. While your in that file, would you mind making those inline with the others and make them version 3.x and version 4.x?

Thanks!

If this is included, a note pointing to some of the angular bootstrap projects should also be included. As they would be most likely preferred by many users.

• https://ng-bootstrap.github.io
• http://valor-software.com/ng2-bootstrap

These are individual projects/component that have anything todo with the setup of Angular-cli.
The setting are specific to get Angular-cli working in combination with Bootstrap.

Those are alternatives to the bootstrap javascript that provide angular friendly directives/components.
If one of those is used, your added instructions are unnecessary.

I tend to agree with @clydin that most people will prefer one of the Angular specific implementations of bootstrap's components.

If this is a route that you would like to go down, I would suggest creating a new story

Using Bootstrap Components

That covers these 3 scenarios:

• ng bootstrap https://ng-bootstrap.github.io
• ng2 bootstrap http://valor-software.com/ng2-bootstrap/
• bootstraps jQuery-based libraries

Then link to this story as part of the existing bootstrap setup story.

I've been thinking about this a little more... I'm OK with adding JS-based logic to this document directly, but I still feel strongly that we should present all 3 options mentioned above.

The point of this document is providing a way for people to setup Bootstrap, not to be opinionated about the means in which they set it up. Can you please add implementation instructions for the other two options? As well as a brief paragraph above the 3 explaining what the options are in an unbiased manner?

The question was to add a note about how to include the basic Bootstrap JS, because Bootstrap would not always work as aspected. In case of https://ng-bootstrap.github.io, you still need to add the css but not the JS files (but I have them both and seems to work). In the whole it becoming more complicated than the original remarks.
The third parties should instruct how to install in combination with Angular-cli. I don't have a bias but my experience with https://ng-bootstrap.github.io that is missed a lot of options and still alpha. That is why I'am a bit hesistant. It could also become a longer list to maintain. Maybe an 'works with Angular-cli component list'?
Ok did another try. (this my first pull request wiki...)

@Brocco can you re-review please?

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