I am working on a presentation for a couple of user groups and a bigger conference in May and I could use your opinions. The description of boostrap on the website is:
"Simple and flexible HTML, CSS, and Javascript for popular user interface components and interactions" If someone came up to you and asked you what boostrap is I don't think I would ever find myself using this as a response. Why does nobody ever refer to bootstrap as a framework? The very definition of a framework (hey its Wikipedia, it must be true) “In computer programming, an application framework consists of a software framework used by software developers to implement the standard structure of an application for a specific development environment.” So to me I would have 2 answers if someone ever asked me "What is bootstrap" Short Answer: A framework for kick starting development of a web application. Long Answer: Bootstrap is a framework from Twitter for kick starting development of a web application. It includes CSS & HTML for typography, forms, buttons tables, girds and more. It also contains popular JavaScript plugins for modal dialog boxes, tooltips, carousel, drop downs and much more. I would love your thoughts on this and if you disagree please let me know. This is my first presentation on Bootstrap and I want to make sure its a good one.
