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by rcarmo·13y ago·view on hn ↗
Well, we're not actually selling, but rather giving it away :)

Seriously now, it's been in internal use for a good while because it solved problems that Bootstrap didn't address (like the particular grid flavour and some corner cases in responsive layouts), and the best way gather feedback and improve it is, of course, making it public.

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It's a technical debt metaphor. Myself and the company I work for have all learned the caveats of bootstrap and how to hack through them. Now it's happily sitting in most, if not all, of our projects. It just doesn't make sense for us to change at this point.