Binded by Gulp workflow Admin Dashboard Boilerplate. Plus Oauth and JWT authentication on the side.

Building a dashboard? Using Bootstrap? With maybe bar graphs, time charts, or maps? Why start from scatch? Use Dashboards by Keen IO templates to get you started.

Cutlass is a Wordpress Starter Theme that includes support for Laravel's Blade templating engine, Bootstrap, and Font Awesome. Also includes Bower, and Gulp for SASS compiling, file concatination, image minifying, javascript uglifying, and livereload.

This Bootstrap theme is an easy way to use the new Material Design guidelines by Google in your Bootstrap 3 based application. Just include the theme right after the Bootstrap CSS and include the javascript at the end of your document, everything will be converted to Material Design (paper) style.

A great framework for starting an nodejs project, includes Express, MVC structure, bootstrap, native auth or oAuth login (via Twitter, Facebook, Google, etc), user account management, email support, and a couple basic themes to pick from.

Basically a Bootstrap theme with some really nice css and color tweaks.

Rachet is a css framework to quickly prototype an app before you build it natively. Or maybe you decide to make your native app a webapp wrapper, you can build the whole thing on Rachet. Rachet recently got folded into the Bootstrap Organization.

LayoutIt! is a free tool to create the html for your next project using Bootstrap. It's not a website builder, it's just for quickly creating the layout of your website (rows, columns, nav, and anything else bootstrap includes).

It's a set of small, responsive CSS modules. Just 5.7KB (smaller if you only use a couple). Includes a grid framework and styles for forms, buttons, tables and menus. It follows the SMACSS concept for modules. Use Skin Builder to customize the feel. If you think Bootstrap enforces too much of a particular look, this may be for you. Pure even works with Bootstrap JS modules.

Former Twitter developer and probably most popular for being the co-founder of Bootstrap, Jacob Thornton (aka Fat), did a comical and quite entertaining talk at dotJS 2012 on the history of popular Open Source projects. With him being a successful serial open source contributor, it's interesting to hear his views (20 minutes in) on why he does it and surprisingly some of the downsides of it.

At the Twitter #bootstrap 1 yr anniversary / 2.1 launch (@ Twitter, Inc. w/ 6 others) http://t.co/SPvntc28

I recently posted a link to "Beautiful Buttons for Twitter Bootstrap" which allows you to pick different colors for your bootstrap elements, but this goes a step further. It provides examples of how easy it is to swap out color palettes and fonts for Bootstrap.

An extension to the Twitter Bootstrap framework. It makes creating pretty buttons easy. Just adjust the sliders on the left and copy the CSS in from the box below.

jQuery UI Bootstrap offers a clean implementation of the Twitter Bootstrap design as a jQuery UI theme that can be applied to widgets . It also includes a 'cleaned up' version of Bootstrap which can be used alongside this particular theme without needing to worry about styles colliding.