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You might not need Bourbon

Replacing our beloved Sass tool set with native CSS.
Elaina Natario
September 12, 2024
- CSS
- Bourbon
- Sass
- Frontend
- Open Source
Utility Classes I Have Known and Loved

These are my favorite CSS utility classes. I take them everywhere.
Stephen Lindberg
January 8, 2021
- CSS
- Sass
Attempting to corral colors with a Sass function

I’ve been experimenting with a Sass color function, and I can’t tell if I love it or hate it.
Eric Bailey
June 7, 2019
- Sass
- Color
- Design
How to make a Ghost theme

Get started creating your first Ghost theme with gulp, sass, and autoprefixer.
Will H McMahan
December 13, 2017
- Open Source
- Ghost
- Gulp
- Sass
Nesting grids with Neat 2

Use Neat 2 to create dyamic nested layouts for your site or app.
Will H McMahan
August 8, 2017
- Neat
- Bourbon
- Design
- Sass
- Open Source
- Web
Getting started with Neat 2.0, a lightweight and flexible Sass grid

If you like Sass, Neat 2.0 brings some awesome features that will make creating semantic websites and apps faster and easier. – A lightweight and flexible Sass grid from the folks at thoughtbot.
Will H McMahan
March 27, 2017
- Design
- Open Source
- Web
- Sass
- Bourbon
- Neat
Neat 2.0 Building the future of floated Sass grids

Understanding different types of existing float grid systems, finding their strengths/weaknesses, and discovering something better.
Will H McMahan
February 22, 2017
- Neat
- Bourbon
- Design
- Sass
- Open Source
- Web
Smash into Bourbon with Our New Design Course

It’s hard to figure out where to start with modern Sass. Our new course walks you through our process step-by-step.
Gabe Berke-Williams
June 1, 2016
- Upcase
- Bourbon
- News
- Sass
Sass Pathways

Handle multiple shared Sass layouts.
Ward Penney
May 31, 2016
- Sass
- Frontend
- Design
Introducing Empties – Unstyled Components

Announcing the latest addition to the Bourbon suite! Meet Refills less fashionable sibling, Empties, a new library of components that are completely – or for the most part – unstyled.
Magnus Gyllenswärd and Brenda Storer
May 2, 2016
- Sass
- Design
- HTML
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