@ddigangi w3.org/TR/css3-values/#resolution 1:96 fixed ratio of CSS ‘in’ to CSS ‘px’

@rupl You /will/ be taking me there next time I’m in tow. PLZ!

RT @globalmoxie: “A new day! I can’t wait to go engage with brands!”—Nobody ever

@emma_maria88 if you’re using SMACSS, I’d suggest a Polaris sub theme

@codingdesigner hey! I just got that shirt too!

Sounds like solution I came up with “@TechCrunch: Google Launches New Ad Unit For Responsive Sites cl.ly/2K2N0H06290I by @fredericl”

@gregory_boggs indeed. Take a look at Breakpoint’s no-query fallback cl.ly/1W0H3o403c0q I’d suggest in same file fallbacks

“There’s something in your butt” #badmilo trailers.apple.com/trailers/magnolia/badmilo

@micahgodbolt @belgort :P

@belgort Same goes for Bootstrap, Pure, etc… Also, all tend not to leverage CSS Preprocessing as well as I’d like. +@micahgodbolt

@belgort Foundation is great if A) You’re Zurb or B) You’re looking to make a /Foundation/ site; chances are you’re neither +@micahgodbolt

@belgort …Plus locks you into their system which probably doesn’t work like you want it to. +@micahgodbolt

@belgort …expertise. Much better end result if you use small pieces written by subject expert. +@micahgodbolt

@belgort They aren’t frameworks, they are systems, meant to work a specific way. Large systems cannot have individual… +@micahgodbolt

@belgort Take a look at only grids: snugug.github.io/responsive-grids Now expand to /everything/ +@micahgodbolt

@belgort I start w/style tile, element guide first, move to component guide. See github.com/team-sass/generator-style-prototype +@micahgodbolt

@belgort I agree with them. I subscribe to the “small custom frameworks per project” method, esp. w/@Compass extensions +@micahgodbolt

Not a single #rwd expert recommends using a prebuilt framework (like Bootstrap, Foundation, or Pure) netmagazine.com/advertorial/responsive-web-design-6-experts-4-questions

@sceo That’s what package.json and bower.json is for. Each dev would need to bower install and npm install

@KendallTotten @thefubhy @codingdesigner Here’s a few writeups: github.com/Team-Sass/breakpoint/issues/26 sasscast.tumblr.com/post/38673939456/sass-and-media-queries

@KendallTotten @codingdesigner Biggest diff is size of CSS file, which for realistic num of MQs is negligible, goes away w/gzip.

@KendallTotten @codingdesigner No, it’s not bad for performance. Yes, there have been tests done.

OH: “It’s funny how a 1000% increase makes you a genius and a 9000% increase makes you an idiot” - @sdboyer

RT @tkadlec: @karenmcgrane The new mobile context: sitting down with your head in the mouth of a lion.

RT @brad_frost: Wow, Wraith by BBC News team seems like some crazy wizard shit to test code diffs visually with screenshots. http://t.co/pS…