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I think a lot of us tend to lean towards Twitter Bootstrap these days, but HTML5 BP has always done some pretty cool stuff around standardising the structure of your project.
I’d love to see more sites integrate both as an ideal starting point.
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To me, HTML5 BP and Twitter Bootstrap are two entirely different monkeys. I like to use a hybrid of both, using the Initalizr service. HTML5 BP contains a very good Apache settings (.htaccess) with solid explanations, among other standards-based code/markup and the ant build script. On the other hand, Twitter Bootstrap is all about visual elements, responsiveness, and jQuery plugins. I think that you can have the best of both worlds by integrating the two to work in tandem.
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What about an option to donate? Not that it would ever bring in anything over the long term, but I think many of us early adopters may be likely to pitch in.
The command-line is a pretty cool feature, but the debugging tools in general are still lagging pretty hard.
For example, as far as I can tell, even Aurora has “Pause on exceptions” but no “Pause on uncaught exceptions”. Chrome has a much nicer script navigator, and pretty-printing for minified scripts, but Aurora has the classic “one big list of scripts” with no pretty-printing. Etc.
I couldn’t agree more. I use Chrome almost all of the time for web development. However, as you mentioned, that command-line feature looks pretty awesome.