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You would need a consistent html structure for common components. Twitter bootstrap is not the only one of it's type also, check out zurb's foundation [0]. I w
by lukeholder 15y ago
You would need a consistent html structure for common components. Twitter bootstrap is not the only one of it's type also, check out zurb's foundation [0].
I would be more interested in a webservice to serve up common UI elements including html and css. I propose this would be based off something like backbone views, and Handlebars templates.
[0] http://foundation.zurb.com/ http://foundation.zurb.com/
- jaequery 15y agoSo I'm thinking kind of like a SaaS model like Typekit / Google Fonts ... to let you drill down to what you need.
- xnxn 15y ago> You would need a consistent html structure for common components. Alternatively, a snippet of HTML could be supplied along with every CSS component.
- jaequery 15y agoyes i think that is the best approach for now. just have a single html file that have both the css and html structure. so if i have a landing page i want to contribute, i'd add: /users/jaequery/landing1/index.html /users/jaequery/landing1/images and push to the repo. along the lines, i'm thinking of you adding something like a README file that the system can read and process on the database to allow ability to search/sort/etc ...