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I've been using the new twitter bootstrap with backbonejs for some prototypes and have progressed much faster than I anticipated. The learning curve on this on
by sheraz 15y ago
I've been using the new twitter bootstrap with backbonejs for some prototypes and have progressed much faster than I anticipated.
The learning curve on this one was not bad at all -- the examples are great!
- dkhenry 15y agoBootstrap and backbone are great together. I wish there was more concrete tutorials on getting the two to play nice, but all I could find was bits and pieces about both. Even with that I have managed to knock out a few prototypes fairly easily.
- nivertech 15y agoAny twitter bootstrap tutorials you can recommend, beside just using inspect element in Chrome console?
- phillmv 15y agoFrankly, that's about it, really. It's really straightforward imho.
- sheraz 15y agoI'd be happy to share -- maybe we could take the todo.js example a but further and make it pretty with boostrap? Hell, I would even strip out the localStorage and include a php script that hits a sqlite database.
- ibejoeb 15y agoYeah, it's a fantastic combo. I recently opted to do subsequent dev on Knockout.js, though. LOC for markup, styling, and javascript under this regime is fantastically small and really quick to develop. Don't mean to hijack, but I'm curious if anyone has gone the other way, i.e., choose backbone over knockout. My main concern is DOM overload/GC issues. Backbone is also considerably smaller, but that's not as important in my context.