After hanging out on the Bootstrap issue tracker for a long time, you start to notice some common mistakes folks make (besides just plain invalid HTML). Many of them are covered in our documentation, but our docs can be lengthy and some of the mistakes are pretty subtle or have non-obvious causes.
Today we're shipping Bootstrap v3.2.0, a monster of a release that's been in the works for four months. There's lots of new hotness, hundreds of bug fixes, plenty of documentation improvements, and some build tool improvements. All told, there have been over 1,000 commits since our last release.
If you've been following the Bootstrap issue tracker lately, you might have noticed the launch of our new bot, @twbs-lmvtfy, on June 15th. After seeing many reports of Bootstrap bugs that ended up actually being caused by folks using invalid HTML, we decided to do what all programmers do when confronted with a repetitive task: Automate it!
It's taken us awhile, but we've finally published Bootstrap on npm. We've taken over the existing bootstrap package and just published the latest release, v3.1.1. The package is managed by the twbs user, just like on GitHub. In the future, when we release new versions of Bootstrap, we'll update npm as well.
Today we're shipping Ratchet 2.0.2. This patch release is full of bug fixes, refinements to our docs, and improvements to our build tools. Check out the detailed changelog on the release page.
Today we're pumped to release Ratchet 2.0.1. This release focuses on CSS bug fixes and further improvements to our docs and build tools. Be sure to check out the detailed changelog on the release page.
Today we're stoked to introduce the brand spanking new Ratchet 2.0. The mobile-only framework for building mobile apps with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript has been overhauled with new features, documentation, and a brand new home.
Today we're releasing Bootstrap v3.1.1. As our first patch release for the v3.1.x release series, we've focused on CSS bug fixes, documentation improvements, and further refinements to our build tools. See the included changelog for more details.
Today we're stoked to ship Bootstrap v3.1. We've got a handful of new features, plenty of bug fixes and improvements, and updated build tools.
Today we're shipping another patch release, v3.0.3, to fix a few dozen bugs and improve our documentation.
Today we're shipping a quick v3.0.2 patch to fix incorrect version numbers in our JavaScript files, restore missing grid classes, and make a few improvements to our documentation.
Today we're shipping v3.0.1, a huge patch release with over 750 commits since v3 was released two months ago. We've outlined most of the changes below, including documentation updates, bug fixes, and even a few deprecations (our first in the history of the project).
