Introducing Bootstrap
Bootstrap
is
a
toolkit
designed
to
kickstart
development
of
web
apps
and
sites.
It
provides
an
easy-‐to-‐implement
960
pixel
grid
for
efficient
layout,
as
well
as
expertly
craHed
styles
for
typography,
navigaIon,
tables,
forms,
bu"ons,
and
more.
Introducing Bootstrap
Bootstrap
is
a
very
simple
way
to
promote
quick,
clean
and
highly
usable
applicaIons
…
providing
a
clean
and
uniform
soluIon
to
the
most
common,
everyday
interface
tasks
developers
come
across.
-‐
@mdo
(co-‐creator)
Media object
Abstract object styles for building various types of components (like blog comments, Tweets, etc) that feature a left- or right-aligned image alongside textual content.
Bootstrap 3.0
• Bootstrap
3
will
be
mobile
first.
• No
more
separate
responsive
CSS
file—all
in
one
now,
baby.
• Dropping
support
for
IE7
and
Firefox
3.x.
• Grids
have
been
overhauled—now
simpler
and
fluid
by
default.
• Modals
are
all
responsive.
• Dropping
submenu
support.
• Carousel
has
been
redesigned.
• Renamed
all
of
the
variables
to
use
dashes
instead
of
camelCase.
• Dropped
image
icons
in
favor
of
icon
font.
• JavaScript
events
are
going
to
be
namespaced.
• Docs
are
geang
a
bit
of
a
reorganizaIon—Scaffolding
and
Base
CSS
have
been
merged
into
a
single
page,
CSS.
• Added
a
new
gallery
page
to
showcase
more
awesome
Bootstrap
implementaIons.
• And
a
whole
mess
of
other
changes.
h"ps://github.com/twi"er/bootstrap/pull/6342
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