
explains the major changes in bootstrap 4, including a flexbox grid, from less to sass, rem units, reboot, and the removal of panels, thumbnails, wells, and glyphicons.
Learn how to download and install Bootstrap 4 alpha, using CDN, downloading source files, or via package managers like Bower, to get CSS and JavaScript up and running.
Download bootstrap 4.x.x via compiled assets, source files, or CDN, and install with npm, Ruby gems, or NuGet, or by cloning the repository for the latest release.
Code a responsive website (part 2) by implementing a full-width Bootstrap carousel with captions and indicators, then building a uniform-height card section using card groups.
Code a responsive landing page quickly by adapting a Bootstrap template, using the album example, building a navbar, hero, cards, and a footer, and tweaking CSS for contrast and layout.
Install and compile Sass, learn about variables, nesting, and partials, and use command line or GUI tools like CodeKit to watch directories and compile Bootstrap Sass.
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