New blend of Neat is out with equal parts command line tools and responsive mixins
October 30, 2012 Tagged: neat bourbon design grids sass Comments (View) Neat Hits 1.0, Gets More Responsive and CLI-friendly When we released Neat—a semantic grid framework built on top of Sass and Bourbon—earlier this fall, it was welcomed with great enthusiasm in the Sass community. Today I’m pleased to announce that Neat is finally out of the beta, introducing new responsive features, a visual grid, and better support for non-Rails projects. Responsive Web Design The breakpoint() mixin becomes media() in Neat 1.0 in order to keep the syntax as close to CSS3 as possible.The update also introduces new-breakpoint() , a helper function that you can use to define new media contexts and use them throughout your project. A media context is comprised of a width breakpoint and an optional total column count that would redefine the grid. For instance, using a four-column grid for...
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