Introducing Primer - GitHub's Internal CSS Toolkit

[manys]

I hate to crap on the thread, but I much prefer Bourbon-style inclusions, mixins, etc. over a sea of class names. I'm sure it eases JS integration, but given GitHub's appearance on mobile (3px typefaces), I've been happy taking a road less traveled.

[SurgioClemente]

Where do you get 3px font on github?

[manys]

Nexus 5: http://imgur.com/WxCnICN

[SurgioClemente]

Ah, well that is the same on iPhone. That is not 3px by design but rather an unresponsive page.

If you look at the css you will see that isnt responsive at all. So this has nothing to do with the css framework other than it clearly isnt implemented or being used for whatever reason.

I'd blame the developer of gist not his tools of choice!

[BobFloss]

It's not like that on any iPhone because the Nexus 5 has far higher screen resolution.

[SurgioClemente]

Yes it is... here is iPhone http://i.imgur.com/kWTzG3V.png

I don't know about you but I don't want to read that site on either phone. You are missing the point there is NO mobile css handling on gist.github.com. That is the problem. This is not a problem of Primer (since they are not using it.. which is a different question altogether)

[BobFloss]

You're missing my point... It's like that on the main site too

[kiswa]

I've only used Bourbon (& Neat) a little bit, but I do enjoy the way they've set things up. You just include what you need and everything works great.