[aaronbrethorst]

The docs offer more details: http://markdotto.com/bs2/docs/index.html

Here's my quick (and probably incomplete) list:

- new 12 column grid

- responsive layout

- tons of new JS plugins

- stacked forms are now the default

- lots of new 'controls', like split buttons, new tabs, toolbars, highly styled radio buttons and check boxes.

- icons(!)

[davidw]

I wonder if this puts it 'ahead' of Zurb Foundation?

I have this sneaking suspicion that even if Zurb does a 'good' job, unless it's way better, they're never going to get the publicity these guys do, and thus won't have quite the same feedback loop.

[alwillis]

The Zurb guys talked about Foundation vs. Bootstrap on The Changelog podcast: http://thechangelog.com/post/13873612141/episode-0-7-0-found...

[davidw]

Anyone listen to it and have a summary?

[aaronbrethorst]

Good question, I don't know the answer. Honestly, I've looked at Zurb Foundation a couple times, didn't see anything that looked like an order of magnitude of 'betterness' over Bootstrap, and decided to keep using Bootstrap because of that feedback loop.

[loceng]

The one important thing Bootstrap was missing was the responsive layout.