using twitter bootstratp in base.css

[Anaconda]

would it be wise to use twitterbootstrap in place of base.css for a
tiny app I am building? I am just looking for general opinions as I am
a relatively new developer.

Regards

[Bruno Rocha]

As far as I know twitter bootstrap is not just a css, it include a set of patterns for classes and some javascript. css are built with saas or less (or something like this)

I guess that including its css in welcome app will create a great confusion, or will not work at all. Someone needs to create a web2py-twitter-bootstrap app.

I have my jquery-ui + html5boilerplate + 960.gs + jquerymobile bootstrap app made on top of welcome. Something similar needs to be done with twitter app.

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[Anaconda]

thanks bruno , I am playing around with it right now, it does cause
some confusion but I have been removing some stuff out of base.CSS so
it its working a bit better now. Sep 7, 6:46 pm, Bruno Rocha

<rochacbr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As far as I know twitter bootstrap is not just a css, it include a set of
> patterns for classes and some javascript. css are built with saas or less
> (or something like this)
>
> I guess that including its css in welcome app will create a great confusion,
> or will not work at all. Someone needs to create a web2py-twitter-bootstrap
> app.
>
> I have my jquery-ui + html5boilerplate + 960.gs + jquerymobile bootstrap app
> made on top of welcome. Something similar needs to be done with twitter app.
>

[Anthony]

On Wednesday, September 7, 2011 9:46:31 PM UTC-4, rochacbruno wrote:

I have my jquery-ui + html5boilerplate + 960.gs + jquerymobile bootstrap app made on top of welcome.

Have you made that available somewhere?