Extensible, scalable, Sass-based, OOCSS framework for large and long-lasting UI projects. By @csswizardry.

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@inuitcss this pre-alpha seems highly modular, i’m looking forward to see more.
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hmm.is there any such "plugin" for a responsive nav for @inuitcss? - nav has a multi dropdown on one item. hmm. help pls tweeple! (pls RT)
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@inuitcss Dp you know of any lightweight responsive navigation solution that plays nicely with Inuit?
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@csswizardry tretfordcarpets.co.uk - our first @inuitcss project! Cheers
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@inuitcss I've applied inuitcss to my blog. Inuitcss is wonderful. Thanx.
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A great—and highly relevant, right now—read from @jeremyckahn: jeremyckahn.github.io/blog/2…
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I’ve spent a few days doing some exploratory work on v6.0.0 as a precursor to the @kickstarter campaign—things are looking promising.
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An apology, and an announcement: bit.ly/197sb2s
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Mixin arrows are one of the many clever things that make me absolutely love @inuitcss. github.com/csswizardry/inuit…
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@BerlinOnlineNet Nice!
@robinrendle Great article, thank you :)
Diving deep into @inuitcss as a base of a new framework and I already love it more than Bootstrap! Winning!
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@Laura_H_Design Hi! 5.1 should be stable, though not official :)
@nevvkid @h5bp is a starting point, inuit.css is a fully-featured framework. Feel free to share any thoughts, though.
@nevvkid Because inuit.css is so design-free, it’s almost impossible to demo :(
@esryl_ It’s lined up for v5.1 (that branch is also on GitHub :))
‘Showing 66 changed files with 1,285 additions and 5,154 deletions.’ — inuit.css v5.0 now officially released: bit.ly/16myBLH
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