@getbootstrap: It belongs in a museum!
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This tweet shares the historical origin of Bootstrap, a CSS framework created in 2011 by Twitter developers to maintain code consistency.
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It belongs in a museum!
Web Design Museum (@WebDesignMuseum): On August 19, 2011, Web developers Mark Otto and Jacob Thornton of Twitter began creating the CSS framework Bootstrap in mid-2011. The framework was originally developed to help maintain the HTML/CSS and JavaScript code consistency in Twitter applications.
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