Most of the Canvas style uses Bootstrap.  We've found that simply using Bootstrap gets us most of the way.

As I said, Garth, it worked when I took out the white space.  I did not need to touch my hosts file.

I have found an answer to part 2 of my question.  I had been copying and pasting the XML from Chrome, which adds some white space for visibility, particularly around the URLs:I edited the file in a te...

At Columbia we have also implemented OAuth connections to Canvas, with Flask and Requests-OAuthlib.  Our code is not currently publicly available, but I would be happy to answer questions.Requests-OAu...

Yes, Garth, I have browsed to the server many times with my browser.  The URL is pointing where I think it is.Just now I was able to load the exact URL.  I tried to install the LTI tool via the "By UR...

Thank you, Brian and Peter.  In the short term we will use the web API, but in the long term we will probably add a sections.csv to our daily feeds.

We currently use the SIS Import API to create and modify our courses, users and enrollments, but we do not have a sections.csv.  Canvas automatically creates a section for each course, I believe when ...

Just wanted to second the recommendation for the Canvas Dev and Friends tutorial!

Yes, in our Canvas client we also check for the existence of the 'next' link.  That seems to be more stable than checking whether the 'current' link equals the 'last' link.

That did work, Jeffrey, thanks!