addyo

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   by addyo 12y ago

   One of the core values behind this project is that it should work extremely well cross-device and that most definitely means on devices where Chrome isn't the primary browser. During development we've ensured that we test on Firef
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   by addyo 12y ago

   Google Code is great, but I personally love GitHub <3 We've been actively pushing to do more development there across https://github.com/google https://github.com/googlechrome and so on.
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   by addyo 12y ago

   On the Chrome team we're always looking at ways to better provide access to lower level primitives and machinery to enable you to do things like this. It's a multi-faceted problem however. If you have specific suggestions around a
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   by addyo 12y ago

   For sure. This is just a start and we don't intend on competing with Bootstrap in terms of UI components. We spent a long time evaluating many of the existing UI libraries available today and if a developer chooses to use one of them w
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   by addyo 12y ago

   We cover this in our browser support section: https://github.com/google/web-starter-kit#browser-support
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   by addyo 12y ago

   Good question. We don't consider ourselves a Bootstrap competitor, but rather a combination of best practices and tooling when it comes to starting work on new multi-device/mobile web projects. Bootstrap, Zurb and similar librarie