Twitter Bootstrap Unleashed
summary
Live demos build a working Hello World site and several grids, showing the 12-column grid behavior, container vs container-fluid and actual pixel widths (1170px container on desktop). Uploader stats get quoted — 71,000+ stars, 26,000 forks, 581 contributors — and tooling is concrete: Bootstrap is written in LESS, uses Grunt for builds, includes normalize.css, supports IE8–11, and demos of forms, tables, buttons and plugins (Fuel UX, bootstrap-growl, Bootswatch themes) run and work.
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chapters (33)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:41Why should you care
- 2:34What is Bootstrap
- 3:22Where is Bootstrap now
- 3:45When should I use Bootstrap
- 4:20Who uses Bootstrap
- 4:35Bootstrap community
- 5:11Starting a new project
- 5:44Mobile first design
- 6:34Normalized CSS
- 7:07Demo
- 10:09Responsive Web Design
- 10:57What is Responsive Web Design
- 11:36Responsive Web Design Example
- 12:15Where Are The Elements
- 12:32Bootstrap Grid
- 14:12Media Queries
- 16:09Grid Demo
- 24:38Default Styling
- 24:51Typography
- 30:28Tables
- 35:36Responsiveness
- 36:10Icons
- 36:20Glyph Icon
- 36:54Search Icon
- 37:23Navigation Styling
- 37:40Label Text
- 37:54Customizing Bootstrap
- 38:29Changing Bootstrap Theme
- 38:47Adding CSS
- 39:33Code completion
- 40:09Recap
- 40:24Questions
