I am a terrible front-end web developer, I find it easier to visualize everything and create mockups in winform than coding it by hand. Just wondering what type of visual editors do you guys use if you need to quickly create a web UI? Here's a list of interesting ones: http://tutsme-webdesign.info/best-bootstrap-visual-editor/
Ask HN: What type of Bootstrap visual editor do you use?
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Re: Ask HN: What type of Bootstrap visual editor do you use?
#2This is interesting.
I only just started using Bootstrap after using pure for a little bit.
I didn't realize that visual editors were a thing.
Re: Ask HN: What type of Bootstrap visual editor do you use?
#3When I first started using Bootstrap, http://shoelace.io/ is the site that really helped me get the whole col--. So I continue to use that.
Re: Ask HN: What type of Bootstrap visual editor do you use?
#4I've heard a lot of good things about Pinegrow, although I've yet to try it out. Still, many people seem to really like it: http://pinegrow.com/
Re: Ask HN: What type of Bootstrap visual editor do you use?
#5When I first started using Bootstrap, http://shoelace.io/ is the site that really helped me get the whole col- - . So I continue to use that.
That's a nice little visualisation tool.
Re: Ask HN: What type of Bootstrap visual editor do you use?
#6When I first started using Bootstrap, http://shoelace.io/ is the site that really helped me get the whole col- - . So I continue to use that.
Just a point of clarification:
col-- should have been col-[asterisk]-[asterisk]