That said, I have customized it a bit, but it's fine right out of the game, especially the typography.
Main difference I find is a little more styling/ramp up and quotient-based gridding (you can attach semantically named classes for 1/3rd of the space or 2/5ths)
Pure looks amazing. I especially love the fact that it's modular. The base is only 1.1 KB, and if you don't need anything other than buttons and grids, you can get by with less than 3 KB of CSS!
"Pure is still alive, but don't expect a lot of changes. It's stable and useful. It will never grow into a full-blown component library with tons of features. It likely will remain close to its current form for some time to come, with only minor bug fixes. Right now, there are some bugs we want to fix, but they are small bugs with the Pure website, not with Pure itself.
We'll probably have to revise the roadmap or the expectations for the year.
The YUI theme generator is gone now that YUI is gone. The guy who supported that piece left Yahoo about a year ago. "
My thoughts exactly, as far as I'm concerned, pure is basically done. I feel like bourbon/neat already fails the simplicity test, since it's two parts for some reason.
[EDIT] - yeah I just took a look at bourbon/neat, and I see now, it's for people who prefer SASS? outside of that I see what you mean (by comment)
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