Boilerstrap: A beautiful mashup of HTML5 Boilerplate & Twitter Bootstrap 2.0

https://github.com/emorikawa/boilerstrap

by e0m • 14 years ago

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jaryd• 14 years ago

It's usually helpful to include a demo with these things :)

WadeF• 14 years ago

Agreed.

I'm sure it's beautiful, but it looks basically like what I'd expect a GitHub repo to look like. :D

sontek• 14 years ago

I also turned away when I couldn't find a demo. Github provides free pages hosting, no reason to not have a demo.

ovi256• 14 years ago

Uhmm, I just looked briefly at HTML5 Boilerplate in the past, and I was wondering what is it providing that Bootstrap is missing ? How come Bootstrap wasn't enough on its own ?

sparkygoblue• 14 years ago

HTML5 Boilerplate is more of a best practices HTML/CSS template. Bootstrap is a css design framework for creating a nice user interface with little effort.

They actually have some of the same stuff like css resets and normalization, but they are used for different things.

binarysoul• 14 years ago

html5boilerplate used to be my goto html / css structure for starting a project. I recently build one using bootstrap 2.0... and it was significantly less hassle, but still looks good and works on desktop and mobile

pacomerh• 14 years ago

Yeah, I played around a bit with this and it's alright, but I didn't find anything different from the others (twitter bootstrap or foundation, etc), I mean besides combining boilerplate and bootsrap. Unless I'm missing something? because there's no demo or documentation! hehe :) http://dropafile.com/boilerstrap/

facorreia• 14 years ago

A great combination. How does it compare with the mashup of Bootstrap + H5BP that can be downloaded at http://www.initializr.com/ ?

lightyrs• 14 years ago

Thank you. I didn't know about this.

masukomi• 14 years ago

Can anyone explain to me why this has a dependency on node? All the things it's using node to do can be done with Ruby (which it also depends on)? It always bugs me when a project has excessive dependencies without any good reason, and this is worse than an extra lib or two, this requires a second, entirely separate, ecosystem (Node vs. Ruby).

Boilerstrap: A beautiful mashup of HTML5 Boilerplate & Twitter Bootstrap 2.0

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