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Heh. Should have specified the states I was referencing... I certainly didn't mean california. colorado and washington (off the top of my head) have been labeled by Obama as "will …

Yay! Awesome news! Will have to reevaluate it at the end of july. Thanks again for your team's great work on pushing a polished open source framework.

He's using rails, so he can use SASS (which personally I like better than LESS, but they accomplish the same things). Manifest files are better though, because with LESS's @import,…

Just fine in many states, now stop trolling and actually contribute.

Also: don't forget to use manifest files to concatenate your compiled CSS :)

It looks pretty well thought-out, which is a big +1 when I'm framework shopping. However: use pushState/replaceState! Or at least fix your buggy back button. Your hash-based naviga…

You either have an ancient version of chrome, or have disabled some pref in chrome to allow these sites to get rendered.

Peter, First of all, can't tell you how awesome it feels to get a response from someone working on the library. Your fix won't work for me unfortunately, changing id's to classes i…

http://i.imgur.com/Xhs5jOC.png I was really excited about react, until I heard the loss of #id selectors. To me this comes off as extremely dirty, since this limits your actual CSS…

Not true. Chrome definitely supports x-frame-options (I believe the code for that is part of webkit and is shared with safari).

Eh, updating page at end/cancel easy enough. I use this approach to animate a page scroll: 1. Animate #transform using jquery's animate (which doesn't work out of the box unfortuna…

Updating scrollTop is a pretty slow way to scroll on some browsers. Have you tried animating `transform`? That gets you hardware acceleration on webkit at least

Ugh. I am usually a DF fan, but this article is riddled with worthlessness: "The design of iOS 7 is based on rules." iOS 6's design certainly was not inferior due to lack of rules …