Boilerstrap

A ready to go website that integrates Boostrap and HTML5 Boilerplate. More best practices than you know what to do with.

We support coffeescript, sass, and less.

How to Use:

rake watch will build everything and watch for new changes.
Always link from bin, put your code in src (to compile) and lib (to leave alone)
Use folders in src to specify what you want to concatenate together

Rakefile - Run rake to just build and rake watch to build and watch
css
- bin - All compiled css files end up here
- lib - Not touched by Rakefile. You should include from src.
- src - All raw css, or less, or sass files. They are compiled and copied one-to-one to the css/bin directory. Use Less or Sass @include directives to combine multiple files together. If using raw css, use subfolders to concatenate files.
  - your_subfolder - All css (ONLY) files are concatenated and put in css/bin as subfolder.css
js
- bin - All compiled js files. Each file has a regular and minified version.
- lib - Not touched by Rakefile. Meant for things like jQuery, or anything else you don't want compiled.
- src - All raw javascript and/or coffeescript files go here. They are compiled and copied one-to-one to the js/bin directory. Use subfolders if you want concatenation.
  - global - All files put in here will be concatenated, compiled, and put in js/bin as global.js and global.min.js
  - your_subfolder - All files in 'your_subfolder' are concatenated, compiled, and put in js/bin as your_subfolder.js and your_subfolder.min.js

Use the built-in @include directives of less and sass to include files from css/lib.
Think carefully about what you actually want to concatenate, and what you want to independently load.
All javascript (except modernizr itself) should be loaded with Modernizr.