@Braxximus It’s a wrapper for yepnope.js. Being deprecated in favor of drupal.org/project/modernizr and its modernizr load functions.

So @alfredapp 2.0 workflows are amazingly awesome. I highly encourage every single person to go and download it.

@alfredapp awesome

@jeffscottward :P

@alfredapp Anywhere to share workflows?

RT @LukeW: If 77% searches on mobile happen at home/office, studies looking at “mobile” use on the go need to be taken with a big grain …

Registered for @drupalcon Portland. You coming? Check out the #rwd training: portland2013.drupal.org/node/3663 and session: portland2013.drupal.org/session/managing-responsive-web-design-sass-and-breakpoint

@jeffscottward did you do the chrome://flags step to enable experimental dev features?

RT @paul_irish: Public Service Announcement: CSS selectors are FAST. Do not spend time optimizing them. calendar.perfplanet.com/2011/css-selector-performance-has-changed-for-the-better Heartz. :)

@eriiicam sure

@weerd @alanmoo *{} as a stand-alone selector isn’t bad, it’s * when mixed with other selectors

@alanmoo @weerd AJAX, not ASYNC

@alanmoo @weerd IE conditional class+extra CSS, no biggie, especially when considering JS performance + ASYNC CSS read

@weerd @alanmoo I use Sass for my work, and Breakpoint’s No Query allows for Mobile First and Static No Query fallback

@alanmoo Well, boo, thats just not going to work then

@alanmoo I don’t, but the code is what you make of it. If you’re already using Breakpoint, try it out. IE class + separate file is best.

@alanmoo Take a look at Breakpoint’s No-Query support

@alanmoo Static IE fallback. “If you’re trying to make IE responsive, stop and say that out loud”

@ScottKellum Yah, it’s natively supported by the browser, not nearly the performance hit that the two JSs are

@jina Same w/Respond.js

@jina It’s terrible for performance

@eriiicam Hey, do you have a couple of minutes?

@thefubhy Enterprise would like to have a word with you :P

@thefubhy It’s the cost of doing business w/IE8. Selectivizr is a performance hog, last thing you want in IE

@thefubhy Nope! That’s actually much much worse than just writing a bit of glue IE JS. Esp. w/Drupal and Behaviors