Hello,
For me the best Framework out there is definitely Bootstrap, since it is fully packed with many features as well as resources. Such big and most used CMS' as Joomla for instance, are already adopting it as main framework, what lacks I think, its the support.
If you've any issues with Bootstrap, doubts, need advices or whatsoever, I'm here to help you out the best way possible.
Regards,
Alex de Borba
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Tom Hall
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Posted 04 August 2012 - 02:44 PM
Awesome share Alex!
Thank you
Thank you
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Posted 06 August 2012 - 03:13 AM
Looks great Alex. Think I've come across this before.
The examples look quite Interesting, may have a play with this.
The examples look quite Interesting, may have a play with this.
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Posted 06 August 2012 - 09:40 AM
Hello,
I am a big fan of Boostrap mostly because its simple to build a template with functions around it as well as to implement any CMS. Saves time, plus there's many resources to tweak it around and make it work just the way we want it too.
I am currently rebuilding my portal hosted with Eleven2 using Bootstrap in Joomla, loads faster and pulls less resources.
I am a big fan of Boostrap mostly because its simple to build a template with functions around it as well as to implement any CMS. Saves time, plus there's many resources to tweak it around and make it work just the way we want it too.
I am currently rebuilding my portal hosted with Eleven2 using Bootstrap in Joomla, loads faster and pulls less resources.
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