Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
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Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
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Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#2I've been using the new twitter bootstrap with backbonejs for some prototypes and have progressed much faster than I anticipated.
The learning curve on this one was not bad at all -- the examples are great!
Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#3I am really liking how this bootstrap is going. I may give it a try in a project or 2.
Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#4Awesome. Can't upvote this more.
Used Bootstrap while building my new (launched today!) project. It sped up overall development more than I could have imagined.
Really excited for the responsive upgrades.
Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#5Does anyone know if there are more detailed upgrade docs available? The ones provided in the repo (http://markdotto.com/bs2/docs/upgrading.html) mainly cover features and I don't fancy finding all the various classes that have changed since 1.4.
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#6Markup and CSS are the ones that generally slow me down the most. I really like where Bootstrap is going. It's a great boon for developers in my opinion, not to mention quick prototyping of designs for everyone.
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#7I'm really liking some of the new js additions and looking forward to trying it out.
Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#8Fantastic, guys. Great job.
Question: I notice that the button styles are still static (as are a lot of the color styles). Are there any plans to implement project-wide color changing based on the primary color variable?
I ask because I've hacked this out manually in a project at my day job, and another in my own free time. [Edit]: + I'd be more than happy to contribute this.
(Probably should crosspost this to Github.)
Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#9Have been using and loving Bootstrap for the past few weeks. Can't recommend it highly enough. I thought Themeforest templates were a great secret weapon, but the thoughtfulness that went into the actual markup in Bootstrap makes working with it fast and painless.
That said: no idea what's in Bootstrap 2. Someone got a concise summary?
Re: Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback
#10I've been using the new twitter bootstrap with backbonejs for some prototypes and have progressed much faster than I anticipated. The learning curve on this one was not bad at all -- the examples are great!
Bootstrap and backbone are great together. I wish there was more concrete tutorials on getting the two to play nice, but all I could find was bits and pieces about both. Even with that I have managed to knock out a few prototypes fairly easily.