Jeet takes the best of the open source HTML5/CSS3 World and combines it into a lightweight, semantic, responsive, and blazing fast framework.
Check out demos, documentation, and screencasts at http://jeetframework.com
Watch the very popular webdesign.tutsplus.com screencast tutorial on Jeet
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Install nodejs
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Install Stylus globally (npm install stylus -g)
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Install nib globally (npm install nib -g)
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Navigate to your /css directory via terminal
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Run this line to have Stylus use nib, watch your .styl file, and compress it
stylus -u nib -w -c
- Install Compass
- Navigate to your [/css] directory via terminal
- Run this command to have Compass watch your file for changes
compass watch - Edit [/css/config.rb] to compress or expand css output
- Responsive
- Lightweight
- Semantic
- Highly customizable
- IE7+
- Fluid
- Lightweight
- Semantic.gs
- Stylus / nib
- HTML5 Boilerplate
- Modernizr
- respond.js (makes IE use media queries)
- placeholder.js (gives you cross-browser access to placeholder attributes in inputs)
- boxsizing.htc (so Box-Sizing works in IE browsers)
- Bootstrap (if you'd like, feel free to omit it completely)
- Much more heavily customized stuff to make it all work seamlessly together.
Q Why "Jeet"?
A Named after Bruce Lee's, Jeet Kune Do. Mr. Lee combined the best of every martial art into his own fighting style. Jeet Framework does the same by taking the best parts and leaving out the bloat.
Q Do you have plans to port this to LESS and SASS?
A Yes definitely. In the meantime, try it out on Stylus. Stylus is incredibly underrated.
Q Goals for this project?
A I'd like to continue fixing bugs as they pop up, and implement as many feature requests as possible until this framework rules them all. Leave suggestions in the issue tracker.