I can't imagine anyone taking the time to do a write-up on a project as big as making vb3 or 4 responsive especially since they are probably doing the responsive project as a job and making some money on it. Making a vb style "truly" responsive is a massive undertaking. Using the bootstrap framework involves changing almost all the classes and in several instances having multiple classes for each element on the page. Going further, when using bootstrap, several elements require a type be defined for proper rendering or changing the element tag itself. These items would have to be modified on every single template to make the site perform uniform and proper.
As far as bootstrap tutorials go, there is a ton of info available on the web with examples on how to implement it.
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