Bootstrap 2.0, From Twitter
I had bookmarked this thread and had decided to give bootstrap a try. My other option was jquery (including jquery UI). I am mainly a programmer and not a natural designer.<p>After about a day or so of trying out to move my existing UI (of a fairly successful app) to bootstrap, I found it a bit limiting in some ways. The commonest one being to try and change the color of the nav bar.<p>Also the 'brand' style in Nav bar should support logos too. Perhaps provide a css code for it.<p>Also in general there is just one way(albiet good) you can do for all things, which I also did not like.<p>In a comparative way, jquery UI themes, give me a better default option over there. And I can choose a theme from several themes.<p>Another thing is that many of the bootstrap's components example 'TypeAhead' are again jquery plugins, for which you get competing options in the Jquery UI.<p>I also think, that creators of bootstrap are hurrying up with version numbers. 2.0 is a very aggressive call. In the light of, just a few months back, we just heard of bootstrap on HN. Opensource versioning has to more trustworthy than corporate versioning (a recent good example is node.js they are .6xxx . Jquery itself is still 1.7.xxx)<p>The above are my brief thoughts after playing with it for a day or so. Hope it helps somebody.