18 Useful Twitter Boostrap Goodies You Should Know Introduction Twitter Bootstrap is one of my favourite framework for quick website prototyping and default style for my CMS. If you don't know about Twitter Bootstrap, it's a simple and flexible HTML, CSS, and Javascript for popular user interface components and interactions. Created by the developers from Twitter, this great tool contains base CSS, grid, responsive, general styling, UI components and javascript plugins that can speed up your development process. I have been using it for a while now, it allowed me to have full concentration on the functionality of the website instead of cross browsing testing and styling. In this post, I have found many useful tools, plugins and themes created specifically for Twitter Bootstrap. Update I also created a post about third party Twitter Bootstrap javascript plugins - Extend Twitter Bootstrap Javascript Plugins. Everybody seems to like this post a lot, it's mentioned on The Treehouse Show! Tools - Wireframing, Generators and Template
How to use Twitter Bootstrap to Create a Responsive Website Design "Welcome to the responsive web!" In the last year or so this term has been thrown around everywhere, so often that even a lot of my clients are asking for a responsive design from the get go. This, to me, is really interesting because they never asked for a mobile or tablet version back in the day. One would argue that mobile wasn't so mainstream and everybody was trying to imitate the IOS interface on the web, and I agree, it was bad, but that's not the only reason why clients are asking for responsive!? Somehow they think we turn responsive design on or off as we please and that it's just normal to have, so the price should stay the same. Well, it's not that easy. How to use Twitter Bootstrap to Create a Responsive Website Design Responsive web design is an approach, I often call it a mindset, because you have to change the way you think when you're going responsive. The idea of responsive design relies on CSS3 media queries that target specific screen resolutions and sizes. That’s it!
Wireless Projects - PrivateEyePi Project Wireless sensors and a RaspberryPi open up a world of possibilities. The Internet Of Things (IOT) is phenomenon sweeping the world at this moment where everyday things (cars, homes, household appliances, plants) are being connected to the IOT where we can monitor, control and alert in ways not possible before. RF communications can be a complex subject, but I have eliminated all the complexity by using pre-programmed devices that have the RF communication libraries already loaded. The components are plug and play ready to use. You do not need to know anything about RF communications or serial communications in order to do these projects. Although these projects do provide software to connect your wireless sensors to the PrivateEyePi alarm system, you can use them for any wireless application you have in mind. Follow the following steps:
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Construct the wireless base station receiver - PrivateEyePi Project This project assumes you already have a Model A or B Raspberry Pi, power supply, HD card, screen, keyboard, network etc. Raspbian Wheezy OS. In this project you will build a wireless base station receiver that can receive communications from a multiple wireless sensors like a temperature sensor, door contact or motion sensor. You will be using the XRF wireless module from CISECO that operates at the 868 and 915 MHz ISM/SRD bands (but can also support 315, 433, 900 MHz). The wireless communications are encrypted and the are very powerful. What you need The RF parts can be purchased from the PrivateEyePi Store 1 x Wireless Base Station Receiver (RF01).1 x Slice Of Pie Breakout Board (RF03). Optional: You could choose not to use the Slice Of Pi to connect the Wireless Base Station to your Raspberry Pi, but construct your own circuit. How it works Construction Start by constructing the Slice Of Pi, which is very straightforward. Figure 1 - Slice Of Pi with the Wireless Base Station Receiver