Don't let the clever name fool you, this is not a real product—It's simply a stylized port of a port of the excellent Twitter Bootstrap 2.3.1. While other developers may find this useful, I don't make any claims for keeping this up-to-date or comprehensive (though I'll happily take requests). It's really just something I needed and finally put together.
- Written in Stylus & Nib: These are my favorite CSS preprocessor tools, so it's important I have a set that is "delete-key friendly" for integrating with any big apps I start working on. Additionally, it also lets my app's custom CSS share variables with Bootstrap.
- Updated Design: Somewhat inspired by Design Modo's Flat UI set, along with some other trends, I've redesigned a few of the base elements and defaults. So far I've focussed on buttons, dropdowns, and other pieces I use often—I haven't touched certain pieces (like nav bars) at all yet.
Check out the Bootstrap Docs with Bootstrip applied.
As mentioned above, this is clearly a very, very hacky implementation (but one I need often). When Bootstrap 3 rolls out, I might consider a more sustainable approach, like a Grunt plugin that lets one just share variables between Less and Stylus (though this wouldn't include @extend capabilities between the two), and maybe try to contribute any design ideas directly to Bootstrap.