Django Frontend Skeleton is a basic Django template skeleton built on HTML5 Boilerplate and Twitter Bootstrap.
With the convenience of an installable Django application, create custom templates built on top of one of the most well-known, widespread templates (HTML5 Boilerplate) and a robust front-end framework (Twitter Bootstrap.)
Version 2.0.0 of Django Frontend Skeleton is a much simpler package - it’s now just a small extended ‘skeleton’ template, which requires Django Frontend. No more duplication!
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