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BootstrapCDN – Content Delivery Network for Bootstrap resources

Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) for widely used resources are a boost for the performance of websites. One such resource is (Twitter) Bootstrap – a widely used front end framework. Celebrating his first year of existence, the service provides reliable hosting not only for the framework itself (including the up-to-come version 3.0 RC1), but also associated […]

Twitter Bootstrap – Complete Responsive Front End Framework

What started as an internal projects from two Twitter employees, it evolved to a complete framework used by countless designers and developers all over the world. Currently at version 2.3.2 and with a brand new refactoring coming up with version 3.0, Bootstrap has everything one needs to put together a functional website in no time. […]

Google+ Style User Interface

Bruce Galpin from Social-IT-e Media offers this easily customizable framework of Google+ style buttons, icon buttons and drop-down menus. The code is free to use in commercial projects and can be forked from GitHub.

HTML5 Boilerplate

HTML5 Boilerplate is a code base (HTML/CSS/Javascript) that can be used as a starting template for any web project. Developed over four years and reaching version 3.0 (at the time of writing this), this code base profits from all best practices in the field. Among the list of features one can encounter: Cross-browser compatible Optimal […]

Toast – a simple CSS Framework

Toast is a very simple CSS Framework. It offers a global reset and a 12 column responsive grid. Due to the use of inline-block display for the grid elements, there are no floats and there is need of no clearfixes. The only downside is that it does not support older browsers like IE6 and IE7. […]