On one hand, I’m thrilled to see this ALA piece on Twitter Bootstrap, because I think Bootstrap is extremely well-done, and because it lends some credibility to my original 2007 concept of CSS Frameworks, which a lot of traditionalists shunned hard. On the other hand, Mark Otto’s article is yet another example of my complaint that ALA is focusing on the same things in 2012 that they were in 2007.
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Agreed. Bootstrap is great but ALA has become pretty stale in my mind.