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Bootstrap is an open-source front-end toolkit created to help designers and developers quickly and efficiently build great stuff online. Its goal is to provide a refined, well-documented, and extensive library of flexible design components created with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for others to build and innovate on. Today, it has grown to include dozens of components and has become the most popular project on GitHub, with more than 13,000 watchers and 2,000 forks. Mark Otto, the co-creator of Bootstrap, sheds light on how and why Bootstrap was made, the processes used to create it, and how it has grown as a design system.

[therapy]

Today, Bootstrap includes dozens of components with many more planned, but only as their need and functionality are clearly identified using the process we established early on. Jacob and I iterate on the toolkit by managing feature requests and tracking issues and bugs. We work together to evaluate each new item to measure its usefulness to the community. We only implement a new feature if it doesn’t confuse users or unnecessarily inflate the framework. Having a process in place that allows folks to equally evaluate new features is incredibly powerful and necessary to the project. Our collaboration has extended well beyond the reach of a single project and into every one since then, especially Bootstrap.

[ackleygodfrey]

I have used these twitter bootstrap onto my dashboard web application. It's too much good for getting Rich UI through which it's better to looks good. Through these my client are too helpful to interacting with the system.

[baronfray]

Twitter bootstrap is amazing tool for adding UI element into the website. It consist of jquery, HTML, And CSS. These how you could get attractive web development application.