When clients and developers get together, both can use the same word to mean totally different things.
“Bootstrapping” is one of these words.
When clients and developers get together, both can use the same word to mean totally different things.
“Bootstrapping” is one of these words.
As I went over in my last blog article, a simple addition you can make to your spree store is adding the SpreeFancy gem, adding an attractive theme to the base store. SpreeFancy is easy to install. Just add this to your Gemfile:
gem 'spree_fancy', :github => 'spree/spree_fancy', :branch => '2-1-stable'
And run bundle after that. Note: I am running a Spree 2.1 store, so I am using the 2-1-stable branch. If you are using another version of Spree, be sure to have the Gemfile pointing to the correct branch of SpreeFancy.