Martin, it is really well done but, as it is, it not appropriate for out scaffolding app.
First of all it relies on many bootstrap specific helpers. Menus work in a different way than documented. Flash has a more complex html structure and does not provide a good example for new users. It is based on anytime.js while we moved to calendar.js. The html lacks the blocks for header, footer and sidebar. Many web2py specific styles are missing. Yours is a more a by-the-book bootstrap app than welcome is but welcome is designed above all to provide an example for new users who may or not want to use bootstrap. The fact that is uses bootstrap is accidental and only affects the CSS. It is in principle possible to merge it with the scaffolding but we would still need to fix menus. Perhaps we should do it but web2py 2.0 has waited long enough, mostly because of css. I would not want to put it off more because we have a new css option. Massimo On Thursday, 23 August 2012 13:48:03 UTC-5, Martin.Mulone wrote: > > Twitter Bootstrap scatfolding application *updated. > > Now is awesome :-P > > * Now based on version 2.1.0 (sync) > * Menu based on twitter bootstrap navbar (support multilevel menu) > * Plugin highlight. > * Many fixes to layout now support responsive. > * Very clean layout. > * Started to document (getting) > * Some examples. > * Flash is render as alert. > > Working demo: http://testbootstrap.tecnodoc.com.ar/ > Doc: http://testbootstrap.tecnodoc.com.ar/getting > Source: https://bitbucket.org/mulonemartin/bootstrap > > Note: Not yet fully tested. > --
