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Drop-In Responsive Styles with Sass
over 1 year
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Totally, agreed – it's no replacement for larger @media blocks, it's just for piecemeal stuff.
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Drop-In Responsive Styles with Sass
over 1 year
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@namxam it doesn't, but file size is an optimization issue for minification/gzip (heck, while I don't recommend it, plenty of people START with Bootstrap, which is 100+ KB out of the box), and selector speed is really not a concern on modern devices. There are plenty of other places in an app to optimize performance other than generated CSS :)
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Phil 'er Up: Better Markup Through Content Generation
over 1 year
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@zamber ha! Well, there is a Faker.js out there (https://github.com/Marak/Faker.js) so a Phil layer on top of that seems quite doable; I just have no personal need for it so I doubt I'll be tackling that anytime soon. It'd be fun though.
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@mikesten yeah, we have similar shortcut mixins for regular
@mediaqueries where you're modifying a bunch of attributes rather than just one or two.