Middleman & Twitter Bootstrap

Purpose

To be used as a starting point for precompiled static websites.

Usage

Note to novice programmers: the $ sign indicates a command prompt that's ready for input. Don't copy this symbol, just the code that follows it.

Grab the source code and put it in your-new-site-name folder. Replace this with a folder name that's meaningful to you.
```
$ git clone git://github.com/ent-io/middleman-twitter_bootstrap.git your-new-site-name
```
Open your-new-site-name folder.
```
$ cd your-new-site-name
```
Install the gem dependencies. You may need to prefix this with sudo depending on how you've installed ruby.
```
$ bundle install
```
Run the Middleman server to view your content in your favorite browser at http://localhost:4567/
```
$ bundle exec middleman server
```
When things look the way you want, compile the source code to static files for production deployment.
```
$ bundle exec middleman build
```

Optional steps for mac users

Install Pow server on your mac.
```
$ curl get.pow.cx | sh
```
Use powser or powder to add the your-new-site-name folder to Pow.
Make changes to the source and see them instantly in your browser at http://your-new-site-name.dev

A bit more about the languages used

License

Copyright (c) 2010 Alexander Wenzowski. MIT Licensed, see LICENSE for details.

Middleman is released under MIT License
Twitter Boostrap is released under Apache License

Written for Entio LLC (Montana).