OK.
So before we get too far into this class I want to go through some of things that you will need to know
before getting started.
If you're not comfortable with each team now.
Hans CSSA I'd definitely suggest you go back to creative online school and check out some of the videos
that are already made on that.
Get up to speed.
Get warm and fuzzy with it.
Get comfortable with it and then come back to this bootstrap class because this is going to be taking
all that knowledge and assuming that you already know the basics of each TMLC assessed turn and we're
going to build it on top of that here.
Now I'll be using Dreamweaver as my HMO editor but I do want to go through a couple other three open
source editors that you can use as well.
I don't think that just brackets.
This is a great teach HTML editor.
Another one is Sublime Text.
Another great each HTML editor.
It's up to you both look a little bit differently but they all do the same thing.
They each work a little bit different but they all do the same thing in the end so where they want to
use them.
Or just a simple text editor.
It's up to you.
OK so the whole reason we're here is bootstrapped.
You go to bootstrap dot com.
You'll be able to find the files that will be working.
Now a little bit more about bootstrap bootstrap was a mobile first framework meaning it was meant to
look good on mobile devices.
Now it's made up of predefined CSSA classes and Javascript.
More specifically Jake Query files that allow it to work and do the things that it does.
It's a free and open source Front-End web framework used for designing templates and Web sites and stylize
and things like typography and forms and buttons and navigation and other things like interface components.
Now bootstrap was originally named Twitter blue print and was developed by Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton.
Over Twitter as a framework to encourage consistency across different Internet tools.
Some before bootstrap they were all different libraries that would lead to a lot of inconsistencies
from one page to another.
So we're really working and again is from get bootstrap.
And there's a couple of different ways that you can work on the files.
First of all you can download the files by clicking here and you can see that there's a couple of different
forms of the bootstrap that you can use.
You can also go back to the home page you can see that you can simply copy and paste into your HTML
document these couple of files that are hosted on other servers that you can just pull automatically
reading to your website and news.
But there are some pros and cons to this because this can speed up your Web site.
So those can be a great thing if you need to edit these files you're in and need it on your desktop
or in your server to be able to make those changes to them.
But there are ways around that.
For the most part in this class we're using these files just to keep things easy and consistent.
So in the next video over Actually you start to build their web page.
Import these components into there and start building.