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Start Bootstrap Templates Now Have Their Own Repos |
2014-10-29 |
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By popular demand I have finally pulled all of the templates on Start Bootstrap into their own personal GitHub repository... |
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Start Bootstrap Templates Now Have Their Own Repos |
David Miller |
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David Miller is the creator of Start Bootstrap. He is a front end web designer and developer working out of sunny Orlando, Florida. |
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By popular demand I have finally pulled all of the templates on Start Bootstrap into their own personal GitHub repository! What this means is that you can easily fork a template to start a new project directly in GitHub.
In the coming weeks I will be setting up some basic Grunt environments for most templates, and I will be changing around a few other behind-the-scenes things, but nothing on the surface will change that much. The .zip download of each template will always be just the core template files, so if you don’t know how to use, or don’t want to use the new development environments you can have a vanilla version of the template available via download.
You can see all of the available templates here: https://github.com/BlackrockDigital
My goal with these updates are to make the themes and templates available on Start Bootstrap more developer-friendly. If you have any suggestions, feel free to email me at feedback@startbootstrap.com!
In the long term, I will be working on setting up some beginner level video tutorials for some information on how to use things like Grunt and Bower with Start Bootstrap templates, and of course I will be adding more templates to the mix! If you have a type of template design you’d like to see, drop me an email!
Thanks everyone, and I’ll see you next time!