File structure for Zurb Foundation in TYPO3

A quick question for TYPO3 and front-end developers among you. If you’re using a framework like Foundation or Bootstrap in TYPO3,

a) How do you install the framework? Via CLI?
b) Where do you install the framework? To the Resources folder? To a subfolder?

Thanks for any feedback, here or on Twitter.

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16th December 2016

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  1. Update: the consensus seems to be that the framework is most often installed via Bower, into the Resources/Public folder.

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  2. Second update: practical application has has resulted in the framework being installed to Resources/Public/Framework or Resources/Public/Foundation.

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