DrupalCon Austin 2014: IMPLEMENT FOUNDATION OR OTHER FRONT-END FRAMEWORKS IN YOUR THEME
Speakers: jmoughon
How do you get popular frameworks such as Foundation or Bootstrap to work with your theme? What about features that don't work right away? Are sub-themes a good approach?
In this session we will cover an opinionated and tested approach to implementing themes with front-end frameworks. The talk will use Foundation for examples, but the principle can be applied to other frameworks, such as Bootstrap.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
Understanding the purpose of front-end frameworks.
How to go from prototype to theme.
How to implement the framework's features.
Overriding Drupal's defaults to work with the framework.
You don't need the Kitchen Sink: Thoughts on features and performance.
A note about sub-theming.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
James Moughon is a Developer at Astonish Design. James implements unique solutions with Drupal and other technologies. He has successfully implemented Foundation and other front-end frameworks on many projects.
How do you get popular frameworks such as Foundation or Bootstrap to work with your theme? What about features that don't work right away? Are sub-themes a good approach?
In this session we will cover an opinionated and tested approach to implementing themes with front-end frameworks. The talk will use Foundation for examples, but the principle can be applied to other frameworks, such as Bootstrap.
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
Understanding the purpose of front-end frameworks.
How to go from prototype to theme.
How to implement the framework's features.
Overriding Drupal's defaults to work with the framework.
You don't need the Kitchen Sink: Thoughts on features and performance.
A note about sub-theming.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
James Moughon is a Developer at Astonish Design. James implements unique solutions with Drupal and other technologies. He has successfully implemented Foundation and other front-end frameworks on many projects.