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I would recommand you taking a look to Phenomic, an alternative to Gatby. There is an entry on Phenomic FAQ that try to list majors differences between Phenomic and Gatsby https://…

You can provide the same user experience without adding all the site content in a unique bundle. Take a look to http://phenomic.io/

Copyrighted images have been removed now.

I've fixed the mistakes you mentionned and removed copyrighted images.

I've fixed the mistakes you mentionned and removed copyrighted images.

You can totally support partials. By default, csssnext inline @import directive. Like all css processors.

cssnext is following w3c standards. That's the only reason, and the best one I think.

cssnext has some features that LESS doesn't like auto prefixing CSS rules according to your browser scope. So it rely on caniuse database which is why it's not a good idea to use i…

Check out http://cssrecipes.github.io/ (from me & friends) and http://www.basscss.com/

Yep! Some example are http://cssrecipes.github.io/ (from me & friends) and http://www.basscss.com/

A lot of people stopped using those things. With a good methodology and a UI component approach, you will find yourself to not need mixins loops etc. I stopped using Sass some year…

Thanks for reporting that. I am french and the website is really fresh (pushed this morning). I will do my best to improve it and remove images.

I will keep that in mind and will update the website asap to remove those.

- more features - way faster - less bugs - maintained

Good point. I will add credits for the images. Not sure if it's enough but it's a start.

- Good for you :) - You probably don't need a framework - There is no such things as CSS 4 http://www.xanthir.com/b4Ko0 . That said, cssnext will handle features like babeljs, usin…

It's cssnext, not Cssnext or CSSNext :) http://cssnext.io/it-s-cssnext-not-CSSNext/

It's cssnext :)