Twitter's Bootstrap 2 ready for testing and feedback

Have been using and loving Bootstrap for the past few weeks. Can't recommend it highly enough. I thought Themeforest templates were a great secret weapon, but the thoughtfulness that went into the actual markup in Bootstrap makes working with it fast and painless.<p>That said: no idea what's in Bootstrap 2. Someone got a concise summary?

Fantastic, guys. Great job.<p>Question: I notice that the button styles are still static (as are a lot of the color styles). Are there any plans to implement project-wide color changing based on the primary color variable?<p>I ask because I've hacked this out manually in a project at my day job, and another in my own free time. [Edit]: + I'd be more than happy to contribute this.<p>(Probably should crosspost this to Github.)

I've been using the new twitter bootstrap with backbonejs for some prototypes and have progressed much faster than I anticipated.<p>The learning curve on this one was not bad at all -- the examples are great!

I've been using Twitter Bootstrap on a two projects for months. It has a huge upside, even for designers who write their own CSS. Version 2 seems to be filling in some gaps ( like responsive design and navigation lists/tabs ) and "filling out" with many nice-to-haves ( like progress bars ). I'm really looking forward to using version 2. Thank you Mark and Twitter team for the great work!

Does anyone know why LESS was picked over SASS for Bootstrap?

As a developer who just doesn't seem to "get" CSS, I love bootstrap. I can understand how it all works and it's so simple to use and quick to get things up and looking nice.<p>Thanks so much to the twitter team.

Markup and CSS are the ones that generally slow me down the most. I really like where Bootstrap is going. It's a great boon for developers in my opinion, not to mention quick prototyping of designs for everyone.

<i>When you find a bug or have feedback, open a new issue on GitHub. Tag it as 2.0-wip right away so we know to prioritize it.</i><p>It seems non-admins cannot tag/label an issue, FYI.

Bootstrap is incredible. Incredible generosity! Thank you twitter!

Link to Bootstrap 2 repo:<p><a href="https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/tree/2.0-wip" rel="nofollow">https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/tree/2.0-wip</a>

Great job and many thanks for this excellent framework!<p>I've been waiting for this release for an upcoming project. I assume the use of HTML5 specific tags is optional. I noticed that the page used for the docs uses "&#60;ul class="nav"&#62;" instead of "&#60;nav&#62;", but does utilize the "&#60;footer&#62;" tag. Is there a specific advantage to not using the "&#60;nav&#62; tag?

I have used Zorb's Foundation for all of my projects, just because of the responsive layout.<p>Should I bother "porting" them to Bootstrap or is there no real advantage?<p>I still am reluctant to move to Bootstrap, but due to its popularity I think it will get more updates and will attract more people willing to improve it ...

Does anyone know if there are more detailed upgrade docs available? The ones provided in the repo (<a href="http://markdotto.com/bs2/docs/upgrading.html" rel="nofollow">http://markdotto.com/bs2/docs/upgrading.html</a>) mainly cover features and I don't fancy finding all the various classes that have changed since 1.4.

I recently used Bootstrap to skin the initial version of my paste bin project, and it produced a very nice result with no effort, especially for someone who is not a front-end guy.<p><a href="http://paste.ly/" rel="nofollow">http://paste.ly/</a><p>Looking forward to digging into Bootstrap 2.

I am really liking how this bootstrap is going. I may give it a try in a project or 2.

I'm really liking some of the new js additions and looking forward to trying it out.

Awesome. Can't upvote this more.<p>Used Bootstrap while building my new (launched today!) project. It sped up overall development more than I could have imagined.<p>Really excited for the responsive upgrades.

I used Bootstrap 2 for my weekend Hackathon project. The best feature I find is the media query. Also dividing the grid from 16 to 12 makes dividing the page up into 3 columns possible.

Seems to be growing pretty fast: lib/ went from 76KB to 172KB ?<p>Seems like a very big increase.. Should we be worried?<p>(edit: Looks great though ;)

Supply download link (nowhere it's linked)

the new tabs doesn't work properly. Cant switch between tabs.

Thank you!

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