@BubbleHeadInc Thank you, glad you liked! And yes, my site suffers greatly from Cobbler’s Children syndrome.

@jessebeach I heard, congratulations! (right?) I was hoping you were recovered enough to come, but rest is better.

@mylittletony haha, very welcome!

@compasssusy Done and done. Push/Pull/Isolate built, including APIs.

@compasssusy Aww, shucks. Thanks. :P We all rock.

@compasssusy After that, I think we step back, look at what I’ve built, and decide if that’s the direction we wanna go.

@compasssusy I’m going to draw up float push/pull and isolation tomorrow methinks

@jessebeach Realize I met you for the first time a year ago at DrupalCamp NJ. Are you going to be there this year? Always love chatting w/u.

Missed the $20 tickets for @drupalcampnj, so now I’m an Individual Sponsor! See everyone on the 2nd!

@compasssusy Yah, kinda, but not really. The margin-right: -100% destroys the float

@compasssusy Do it! Until then, they’re different enough to keep them separated in the dev branch

@compasssusy while I agree that it should be used sparingly, it’s a method that’s been ingrained already via gridsetapp and blog posts

@compasssusy no. It’s something you could want to apply to everything, and as such stands next to float, not as a method on top

@compasssusy it’s a different mindset, and it sets a pattern for others to follow. While width is the same as in float, margins are diff

@compasssusy Also, this doesn’t have the user layer in, just the layers below it (what the user layer translates into)

@compasssusy My branch is now more or less stable and working with the Float API. Check it out! If we like this direction, I’ll continue.

@compasssusy Spent some time today working on Next. Quite a bit of Ruby so we can move between strings and numbers. Awesome though.

@chriseppstein Can’t get that to work. Another idea?

@chriseppstein Where? In a new Ruby function?

@chriseppstein gist.github.com/4589292

Simplified version of code. Want to keep split_string generic.

@chriseppstein Hmm, that’s not working. I’ve got a Ruby function returning a Sass::String. +1px turns it into a string w/1px appended

@chriseppstein Genius! Thanks!

Interesting. Tried to write a quick sort in Sass, got stack level too deep. To Ruby!

RT @anthonyshort: So IE8 is at 8% and dropping fast? Everyone will have dropped support for it by mid year, I say.

@micahgodbolt Olivia Wilde would like to have a word with you