Twitter Bootstrap

[Temor]

Has anyone tried out the Twitter Bootstrap?
http://twitter.github.com/bootstrap/index.html

It's extremely useful for kickstarting a project. I made a fully functional site in 5 hours using this. A process that would take at least 12 hours of painful css and javascript coding.

The documentation is very detailed too, which makes this even easier to use

Well worth a look if you're like me and hate doing designs from scratch

[jacek]

Erm, what does it do ?

[Temor]

It's a flexible HTML, CSS and Javascript framework. You pretty much just download the library files and use the functions just as you would with jQuery and it does cool stuff.

[jacek]

jQuery

I'm out !

[Temor]

I know you don't like jQuery. You really don't have to touch jQuery with bootstrap. You can do a lot of things without using it. The CSS part alone is quite overwhelming.
I'm pretty much just using the HTML and CSS templating functionalities. It makes it really easy to get a responsive design without the use of media queries etc.

Read through some of the docs and I'm sure you'll find at least one thing you'll like

[EcazS]

Looks pretty cool, I'm gonna try it out.

[bowersbros]

The code area on this page was built (sort of) on it.

I got their idea, and then recreated it, because it isn't part of their framework.

http://zando.co.uk/current/php/preview.php

God it took ages, 2 days, to get it to look good.

[EcazS]

Hmm, the bootstrap thing seems like a real hassle.
I'll just stick to using a responsive CSS framework.

[bowersbros]

Hmm, the bootstrap thing seems like a real hassle.
I'll just stick to using a responsive CSS framework.

It has one of them built in.

It's really easy to use once you give it a go

[EcazS]

Does the navigation always look the same?
I've looked at several bootstrap websites now and they all look the same... :/

[Temor]

You're free to modify the CSS any way you like. I chose to remove my navigation all together and create my own.